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so u mean swap it? put horn relay in the fuel relay? thanks

unfortuantely the relay for my horn is a "module" and the whoule module is like $125. i own a toyota 2012 sedan.

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Thanks again. Yeah those plastic clips feel like they could snap at any minute lol :)

Thanks, here's another guys video which I think shows your Yaris model: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/as1ygdOd39Czo3U.html

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Thanks, I actually refitted the original just to show the process. You could probably pick up a new unit from Aliexpress (www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004599681006.html) or a used one from Ebay or a car dismantlers, but I couldn't give a guarantee of how good/bad they would be. It can be hit or miss with each option.

Thanks, I will the next time I'm working on a fuel pump !

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Did you replace it with a new pump/sender unit ?. There should be a built-in check valve to stop it from losing fuel pressure when stopped for a time. How was it running before you changed the pump ?

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It's not necessary if you're very careful

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Thank you !. When you turn the key to the 'on' position (without starting the engine), the pump usually comes on for a few seconds to pressurize the fuel system.

It's probably very similar to this, but not exactly the same

You can use something like this to make a new seal: www.amazon.co.uk/V-Tech-Quality-Silicone-Adhesive-Sealant/dp/B0045TZZMU/

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No, just what you see in the video

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Thanks for watching. I found no particular torque setting for the bolts. Just tighten them securely but don't over tighten them. You'll get a feel for how tight they are as you remove them.

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It's attached to the bottom of the pump. Here's a video that shows a similar one being removed: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7Zha8-ds8ibZpc.html

Not that I know of. Is there power going to the new pump ?. Did you check the fuses ?

No I didn't actually.

Thanks. Did it just suddenly stop working completely ?. Is there high mileage on the engine ?

@@screwsnutsandbolts Well basically it started acting up while driving, steering wheel and brakes about to lock and stop functioning and the car about to switch off. The car would push a few hundred meters like that and then switch off eventually. I would try to restart it and after a little struggle it would switch back on, but only to go through the same process after a couple of hundred meters. The mileage on the engine is about 110,000 miles or 180,000 kilometers.

@@andreasorfanou5970 It probably was the fuel pump failing with that sort of mileage. If the fuse had blown it never would have started again. As for the smell of fuel, I would have that checked out just to be sure

@@screwsnutsandbolts hey, yea, just as soon as you raised the question of whether it suddenly stopped working and i had to remember that it was actually struggling for quite a while, it made a lot of sense that it couldn't just be the fuse or else the car wouldn't have started again at all. I guess i should and will start trusting my guy more. About the fuel smell, i actually glued the cap back down and the smell was finally gone, obviously the factory people knew what they were doing when they sticked the cap down so that it would be sort of air tight. Thanks again for all of your replies and happy new year.

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That sounds like a fuel sending unit problem

Thanks, this is from a 1999 to 2005 Yaris

I would contact your mechanic asap and tell him about the gas smell, just to be sure

I know. But where to get a good one in 2023?

No mine wasn't showing any symptoms. Intermittent starting could be a number of things so you'll probably have to take it to a garage to have it looked at I'm afraid.

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I've never worked on one but if it has the petrol engine then it would probably be very similar to this one

Can you hear the pump motor when you turn the ignition to the 'On' position ?

@@screwsnutsandbolts yes but no fuel is coming out the pipe

@@screwsnutsandbolts i opened the pipe which leads to the injectors and nothing is coming out

@@adil6921 Is it the same car as in the video ?, and was it working before you changed the pump ?

@@screwsnutsandbolts yes it was working, its a t sport version. I only changed it as i was having issues with fuel

It sounds like a problem with the sender unit or maybe a loose wire or connection somewhere

I'm not too sure to be honest. Do a google search for 'Fuel Line Retaining Clip' and hopefully you can find a similar one.

I'm not too sure, is it the same year as the Yaris in this video ?

@@screwsnutsandbolts 1999

@@giles1358 It could possibly be a blocked fuel filter or the fuel pump itself could be starting to fail

Mine is the same, what was ur fix?

I don't know to be honest, it depends on the fuel quality among other things. They normally last at least 40 thousand km

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Yes this is the gasoline model. I'm not sure if the diesel model is the same. Lift the back seat and see if that cover plate is there.

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2000 Yaris 1.0 liter petrol

It's one possibility but unusual for a car that's only 7 years old. Does it have very high mileage ?

You should probably have a fuel pressure test done before you change the pump.

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Does it make the noise only when the car is moving or does it also make it when the car is stationary ?

@@screwsnutsandbolts Also when car is stationary

@@yocorolloi The fuel pump is one possibility. Check this link: www.scottsfortcollinsauto.com/reasons-why-your-engine-is-knocking-causes-and-solutions/

This video shows the filter being changed. It's not exactly the same but it's similar: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7Zha8-ds8ibZpc.html

Did you try pressing down on it and rotating it slowly counter clockwise until the thread clicks into place and then rotating it clockwise ?. If that doesn't work, could the rubber seal be catching in the threads of the locking ring ?

Also, make sure the pump unit is correctly located in the top of the fuel tank before you put try to screw on the ring. Sometimes it can float up out of the tank slightly.

I haven't worked on one so I'm not sure, sorry

I don't know to be honest. This is the first time I heard about that system :)