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Old 10-05-2016, 07:30 PM   #1
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So that I could have it prior to the weekend, I did order the pump. I can always ship it back.

Is there a particular thread that discusses checking for pressure at the pump? In an entirely scientific way (sarcasm intended), I put my ear down to the "Big screw thing" while the engine cranked and didn't hear anything. I don't know how loud they SHOULD be as I've never listened for one on a Yaris before. Betting they are way quieter than my Holley external pump on my Monte Carlo!
The Yaris pump is very noisy, so if you can't hear it from above it isn't running.
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Old 10-05-2016, 09:56 PM   #2
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The Yaris pump is very noisy, so if you can't hear it from above it isn't running.
Should I perform any further tests or just wait for the fuel pump to arrive from RockAuto?

We were in the shop at home. No external noises, aside from the engine cranking, to cover the noise of the fuel pump. It was not running.

I guess if there is power to the pump while the engine is cranking, and there isn't a hum from the tank, then that seems a pretty strong sign the pump is shot.

I figured if it was something else, I could return the fuel pump.

Before I dunk the new pump in the tank, I can hook it up and see if it comes on.

Anything else I should be checking or doing while I have this open?

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Old 10-08-2016, 03:32 PM   #3
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Update:
Went and bought a Lisle - Fuel Tank Lock Ring Tool after figuring the retainer was NOT coming off without something. Followed the instructions on the manual I downloaded from here to replace the pump. With the tool, the entire thing was only about a 1 hour procedure. In the end, the Yaris fired right up and pulled itself out of the shop under it's own power. Success! Now just need to take it out on the road for a test drive.

Thanks to all who helped me.

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