How much does fuel pump replacement cost?

Typically $500–$1,100 at a US independent shop — about $150–$500 in parts and $200–$600 in labor for a mainstream vehicle. Your exact cost depends on your year, make, model, and engine. The free AI Mechanic gives a vehicle-specific estimate.

What makes fuel pump replacement cheaper or more expensive?

In-tank vs inline pump; Whole assembly vs pump only; Fuel filter replaced with it.

Fuel pump replacement cost

A fuel pump replacement typically costs $500–$1,100 at a US independent shop for a mainstream vehicle — but your exact cost depends on your year, make, model, and engine.

Parts: $150–$500
Labor: $200–$600
Total: $500–$1,100

A failing fuel pump causes hard starts, stalling, or sputtering under load. Most in-tank pumps require dropping the fuel tank, which drives the labor.

What affects the price

In-tank vs inline pump
Whole assembly vs pump only
Fuel filter replaced with it

DIY vs. shop

Advanced DIY (fuel-tank work); most owners use a shop.

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Related codes: P0171

Related symptoms: Engine stalling , Hard starting / long crank

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