Fuel Pump E3508M Replacement for Compatible with 2002 2003 Cadillac Escalade 5.3L & 6.0L, 2000-2003 Chevy Tahoe 4.8L & 5.3L, 00 01 02 03 GMC Yukon 4.8L & 5.3L (GAS Fuel Type)

This is a good fuel pump we put it in a 2003 Tahoe back in September with no problems other than the the fuel gauge wasn’t working at first so we had to drop the tank again luckily we hadn’t put it all back together. My advice would be to mess with the plug on it I think the third try we finally got everything to work properly I would suggest cleaning the plug with something before putting it back together. I would definitely buy this again very affordable and holding up well

The media could not be loaded.  Fuel pump works as it should and has no problems running e85. The fuel level sensor does tend to be inaccurate sometimes

This fuel pump fit perfect on my 2003 GMC Yukon (not flex fuel)

Seems to be a great value for the money, installation was no more than expected

****Read below for update on pump number 2, I tried giving them the benefit of the doubt….****Installed it with a cleaned tank, new fuel filter, and it worked well for a month. Right after the “return window” passed, wouldn’t you know it fails and leaves us stranded. Luckily I keep spare parts and was able to get going again. Avoid this pump, I figured a mid priced pump would be better than the cheaper ones I’ve used before, won’t make that mistake again.FWIW, I am a mechanic with my own shop, I run nothing but premium fuel due to the tune and performance parts on the vehicle, and if not running premium fuel I run E85.My wife’s was the one with the problem pump, my personal tahoe has had two “cheap” pumps that still worked when replaced, over 100k miles on each. This pump failure happened with 8k miles.UPDATE: I replaced the “rescue” fuel pump with another one from the same seller/brand. After 2 months of good service, again with the loss of pressure, stalling, and just plain giving up the ghost. If you need a new pump LOOK ELSEWHERE!!! These are in fact junk. “Rescue” pump is back in and everything is normal once more. Will be buying a Delphi next time around and being done with it

My sister’s car sputtered and died on me a couple of times when I was driving it last year and at first I thought it was just low on gas so I managed to get it to a gas station and I put in half a tank and still couldn’t get the engine to run for more than 30 seconds.I had already suspected that her fuel pump or possibly fuel filter were causing problems with the car, we had already cleaned the fuel injectors and were still having a rough start up (had to pump the gas pedal while turning the ignition key to get the engine to catch and start up) so I bought a new fuel pump.Removing the car’s fuel tank was not fun because we had to transfer all that gas out of the tank and had to work around her spare tire which is mounted in such a way that it covers it and the crank was broken so we couldn’t move it out if the way...but that’s not the pumps fault.Anyway when we finally did get the fuel pump installed and put gas back in the tank the car started up easily, ran smoothly and hasn’t died at all since. We installed it over a year ago, my sister has put a lot of miles on the car since then and it’s still running fine.

This was a great deal and it was for my exact application and fit perfectly , just did not come with the mounting ring to seal the gas tank thank you Amazon

Pump work’s fine, after two days the fuel gauge quit working