Hi, Mike. Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet, but that mesh part below the pump is not the filter. It's a strainer. The filter is the surrounding of the fuel pump, and separates from the top part where the hoses go in. Cheers.
Got an 04 Echo . I was stuck at Wal mart parking lot. I pulled up the seat, removed the cover and banged on the top of the pump with a Vise Grip to get it started so I wasn't stuck with a towing bill . If that doesn't work, have someone work the ignition and someone bang the pump at the same time. Should get you on your way:) Thanks
Thanks for this video man. Very concise and easy to follow. I've got 3 Yarii' in the UK (two mine, one a family members) and my main one has decided to not start. It cranks but that's it. Narrowing stuff down it looks like this may be the issue (just ordered a Multimeter so I can test a bunch of other stuff before hand). This is the best vid I've seen for changing this pump. Bravo!
At last! I've found a useful video on the replacement of a Toyota Echo/Yaris fuel pump!!! ( the Yaris is basically the same as the Echo but a hatchback here in the UK) This has given me all the information i need to replace the pump. Mine turned out ok and seems to be an electrical supply problem even though I had already checked all the fuses and every relay in the engine bay fuse box. Looking for a dud wire now!
Mike, thanks for the video. I have the exact same car and I may change the fuel pump because of some problems I am having. Your video was very clear and instructional. Thanks for a great job.
I have already done a lot of work to diagnose a hesitation from a stop in drive. The car is not safe to drive if I can't merge quickly. plugs, coil packs, cleaned throttle body, MAFS cleaning, fuel injectors, radiator, pcv vlave thermostat, air filter, and still have the hesitation. I am thinking fuel pump now, I just don't know.
@@lotwizzard1748 nothing yet. I have a new problem now and believe the fuel pump is necessary. Runs for 5 seconds and shuts off. Repeats as many times as I can start it. Got busy and didn't get back to it.
Thank you so much for sharing this video, i really appreciate that you took the time to do it. Need to replay my original fuel filter at 350k miles. Those Echos are long lasting.
YES, with minimun maintenance, they last a very long time! (SEE My post about my original with 647k on it. PS, original clutch which was getting a bit "notchy". Thinking on rebuilding it, engine, front and rear suspension, replace the 5 speed with a slightly different "geared" 2004 to 2006 Scion 5 speed. If grey market shipping wasn't so $$$ and simple parts hard to get (here), I'd get the complete 1.4 Turbo diesel and trans for it.
Excellent video! My echo fuel pump went at 307k kms. I let it get near empty too many times. I found it was easier and cheaper to put a full used fuel pump assembly in. It was an easy job with the one exception being that one attachment that Mike had difficulty taking off. It's nasty, make sure your screw drivers are very slim so they can get through the opening and put pressure on the side piece. I'll bet Toyota has a special tool for that which allows them to pop it off like nothing. The car died while coming to a stop at a parking lot. I got a friend to fire it over while I banged on the fuel pump assembly under the back seat. It started and ran for about a minute then died again, that's when I knew it was the fuel pump.
For that fuel line, there is a special tool called a fuel line removal tool (something like that) it's just a circular ring that you press in to release the clips
Oh thanks I thought you said do everything at the end but the opposite which I did, but I didn’t look at the last of the video till just now but thanks anyways I just got in waited for her to warm up and then started it up and it went no problem
My only worry is given the age of the vehicle, all this plastic will crack/crumble. Makes me want to find a good used, complete assembly, and do all this ahead of time on the bench for a complete swap out at a later date rather than wait for the original to have problems. Btw, I just had to take a 2001 Echo off the road because of a bad hub and cv axel. Still original pump with 647k miles on it. Deciding to spend up to 1500 rebuilding the engine myself and compkete front and rear suspension.Now I'm driving a slightly beat up 2000 Echo that's hardly broken in with just 146k.(lol)
It’s in that end cap section he removed from the end of the pump. (Bottom of the assembly) Super easy to get to. The fuel filter is the big cylinder above the pump in the assembly and should probably also be done at the same time.
Appreciate the video. You really need to get someone to video, though. It would have been instructional to see some of the two handed stuff you couldn't show us (snap on, snap off stuff). Question: is the fuel filter in there, too?
Great video, but hopefully someone in the comments can help. I rounded off one of the bolts on the fuel pump plate, and I’m having a bear of a time getting it off. Anyone have any tips?
Once our echo got over 200k miles we switched from 5W30 to 10W30 which helped slow oil consumption a bit. I have always used Walmart Supertech conventional oil and Supertech filters and the engine does great. Still no leaks.
@@MakeItMike my toyota echo has 136000 miles and I use oil 5w30 "parts master", the brand does not know how good it is ... my english is not very good.
My girls 2001 echo has small gas leak behind the driver seat. I didn't know! It was raining today and I was about to get in when I saw the rainbow stain on the ground. wtf should I do??????
The easy possibility could be the fuel line where it connects up top on the engine could have a leak that runs all the way down underneath the car. The more difficult one would be the fuel line itself may have rusted through somewhere. A thorough inspection is in order.
From top to bottom of the assembly it basically goes: - plate with connectors - fuel filter (big cylinder, 35 ish) - fuel pump (narrow cylinder, 75 ish) - attached pump strainer (10ish, he incorrectly called it the filter) - fuel regulator (15ish), sits inside the “cap” he took off with many snap connectors - the cap (No. 2 Fuel Suction Support) You would want to get a new pump, pump filter, regulator, and pump strainer. About 150 total if you shop around and never need to touch this again.
@@cloakedbug4619 so with the purchase of the entire assembly is that all inside it? I'll be doing injector seals aswell clean injectors with a tool I'll order.
@@jregamey The cheapest I found an entire assembly was like $350, but yeah I assume it would have everything. I went with Denso Fuel Pump 951-0001 (OEM, Home Depot had it for $75), a Bosch Strainer ($10 at HD), some $15 regulator and the OEM Toyota Fuel Filter (23300-0A020) for $40 from my local dealer.
My echo 2005 consumes a Lot of gas. Three different people check it and no one know whats going g on. I send 5 dolars for an hour trip. i think thats to much for an echo
Well done. Raw & real. I will be doing the same job in the next week or so to my 2000 Echo. Cheers!
This is the BEST video for how to change this out. Just finished doing the same procedure on my 2003 model. Thanks for doing this video. G.S.
Thank you for posting this! 🙏
Hi, Mike. Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet, but that mesh part below the pump is not the filter. It's a strainer. The filter is the surrounding of the fuel pump, and separates from the top part where the hoses go in. Cheers.
Got an 04 Echo . I was stuck at Wal mart parking lot. I pulled up the seat, removed the cover and banged on the top of the pump with a Vise Grip to get it started so I wasn't stuck with a towing bill .
If that doesn't work, have someone work the ignition and someone bang the pump at the same time. Should get you on your way:)
Thanks
Nice!
wow the Fonzarelly trick works every now and then. thx
lol bang with propper tool. vice grip❤it
Gary did you notice the pump making a oscillating or strange sounds prior to the failure?
What a great video! I just used it to change my fuel filter and my car is now back up and running! Thanks so much my man
Thanks for this video man. Very concise and easy to follow. I've got 3 Yarii' in the UK (two mine, one a family members) and my main one has decided to not start. It cranks but that's it. Narrowing stuff down it looks like this may be the issue (just ordered a Multimeter so I can test a bunch of other stuff before hand). This is the best vid I've seen for changing this pump. Bravo!
any update? im getting power to pump but no buzz or click from the pump
At last! I've found a useful video on the replacement of a Toyota Echo/Yaris fuel pump!!! ( the Yaris is basically the same as the Echo but a hatchback here in the UK) This has given me all the information i need to replace the pump. Mine turned out ok and seems to be an electrical supply problem even though I had already checked all the fuses and every relay in the engine bay fuse box. Looking for a dud wire now!
any update? dud wire? or..
?
You’re amazing! I know nothing about cars and this video helped me do my car all myself ❤️
Mike, thanks for the video. I have the exact same car and I may change the fuel pump because of some problems I am having. Your video was very clear and instructional. Thanks for a great job.
No problem! Ill be uploading a heater core video for the echo here soon too!
I have already done a lot of work to diagnose a hesitation from a stop in drive. The car is not safe to drive if I can't merge quickly. plugs, coil packs, cleaned throttle body, MAFS cleaning, fuel injectors, radiator, pcv vlave thermostat, air filter, and still have the hesitation. I am thinking fuel pump now, I just don't know.
@@cutlassguy101 any update on that one mate?
@@lotwizzard1748 nothing yet. I have a new problem now and believe the fuel pump is necessary. Runs for 5 seconds and shuts off. Repeats as many times as I can start it. Got busy and didn't get back to it.
Thanks for the video very very Helpful!!!!!!my Echo has 275,000 miles!!!!
Thanks for the video! If you'd like a suggestion, it would be super helpful putting in the description a list of the required sized tools! 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing this video, i really appreciate that you took the time to do it. Need to replay my original fuel filter at 350k miles. Those Echos are long lasting.
YES, with minimun maintenance, they last a very long time! (SEE My post about my original with 647k on it. PS, original clutch which was getting a bit "notchy".
Thinking on rebuilding it, engine, front and rear suspension, replace the 5 speed with a slightly different "geared" 2004 to 2006 Scion 5 speed.
If grey market shipping wasn't so $$$ and simple parts hard to get (here), I'd get the complete 1.4 Turbo diesel and trans for it.
Excellent video! My echo fuel pump went at 307k kms. I let it get near empty too many times. I found it was easier and cheaper to put a full used fuel pump assembly in. It was an easy job with the one exception being that one attachment that Mike had difficulty taking off. It's nasty, make sure your screw drivers are very slim so they can get through the opening and put pressure on the side piece. I'll bet Toyota has a special tool for that which allows them to pop it off like nothing. The car died while coming to a stop at a parking lot. I got a friend to fire it over while I banged on the fuel pump assembly under the back seat. It started and ran for about a minute then died again, that's when I knew it was the fuel pump.
For that fuel line, there is a special tool called a fuel line removal tool (something like that) it's just a circular ring that you press in to release the clips
Thanks for the informative video. Not sure what is with the dislikes
I hope my 2002 echo replacement goes as well. Thanks for the video
Oh thanks I thought you said do everything at the end but the opposite which I did, but I didn’t look at the last of the video till just now but thanks anyways I just got in waited for her to warm up and then started it up and it went no problem
All the little snap on and off was the hardest part, also when I pulled out the old gas pump an extra plastic piece above the o ring.
Yeeeeaaah you are the boss Mike!!! Now I’m ready to go, thanks
Thanks man I appreciate it I have a 2000 and this may be the best way to do it
Thanks so much! Wonderful video 👍
I have one of these jewels and the nagging question of the fuel pump has been answered by you. Thanks.
Great video, thanks! Is the fuel filter built into that housing as well?
Thank you for the tutorial!
2001 Echo thank you
Just wondering now years later why you didn't also change the filter while you were in there?
Nice video. Thanks.
Thank you very much!!!🤓👍
Thanks for this Great Video. You saved the Day for Me! God Bless! ^_^
good job,,,,,,thanks for this video
This is definitely the NO Smoking Section. Lol. Good job man.
My only worry is given the age of the vehicle, all this plastic will crack/crumble. Makes me want to find a good used, complete assembly, and do all this ahead of time on the bench for a complete swap out at a later date rather than wait for the original to have problems.
Btw, I just had to take a 2001 Echo off the road because of a bad hub and cv axel. Still original pump with 647k miles on it. Deciding to spend up to 1500 rebuilding the engine myself and compkete front and rear suspension.Now I'm driving a slightly beat up 2000 Echo that's hardly broken in with just 146k.(lol)
Where is the fuel pressure regulator and is convenient to change it as well?
It’s in that end cap section he removed from the end of the pump.
(Bottom of the assembly)
Super easy to get to.
The fuel filter is the big cylinder above the pump in the assembly and should probably also be done at the same time.
Appreciate the video. You really need to get someone to video, though. It would have been instructional to see some of the two handed stuff you couldn't show us (snap on, snap off stuff).
Question: is the fuel filter in there, too?
It snaps on the assembly w help of a 5mm socket. 8:30
Yes the fuel filter is part of the assembly.
What off you break the evap thing when trying to put the house back on it is there aa way to replace it without buying the whole fuel housing
Great video easy todo ...the fuel pressure regulator should of been changed since the whole system was out
Thank, man!
wouldnt be better to replace the fuel filter with the fuel pump at the sametime ? especially if the fuel filter is in the fuel pump itself?
Want to find the fuel filer Under the glove Box
Great stuff thank you so much!
Great video Mike! Thanks
Ive lost the yellow horseshoe piece can you tell me what it’s called so i can replace
If the o ring goes on before the cap how did the o ring get stuck in the housing?
Easier to do on 4 door?
Gracias super
Brooooooo. Thank you!!
No problem, sorry for not having both hands free. I recently bought a hands free cell phone holder so I can do better vids.
I found an Echo with only 70k miles on it yet she says the fuel pump is going. This seems very odd. Do they die with age even with low miles?
Its possible. No matter what products have defects even if it's 1 every couple hundred thousand. Maybe it sat for a long time? Who knows.
@@MakeItMike : The car is old [2001] but looks mint.
My echo get horrible gas mileage like full take around 190 miles
And I have a code p0420 but that does not effect gas mileage
What could it be?
Sale code here
Great video, but hopefully someone in the comments can help. I rounded off one of the bolts on the fuel pump plate, and I’m having a bear of a time getting it off. Anyone have any tips?
Hi Mike, great video. Could you tell me the part number you used on Rock Auto. I do not see the Denso with the filter.
Same question here. Is this the Denso 9510001?
Part number is DENSO 9510001
www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/toyota,2000,echo,1.5l+l4,1364677,fuel+&+air,fuel+pump,6256
You call the strainer sock a filter. Why not change the filter in the upper part of the pump assembly??
what kind of sealant do you recommend to use when covering the pump with cover again?
I just reused what was there. It stays sticky like tar.
I resused what was there.
How you know its not working?
what oil do you use for Toyota echo brand and viscosity??
?
Once our echo got over 200k miles we switched from 5W30 to 10W30 which helped slow oil consumption a bit. I have always used Walmart Supertech conventional oil and Supertech filters and the engine does great. Still no leaks.
@@MakeItMike my toyota echo has 136000 miles and I use oil 5w30 "parts master", the brand does not know how good it is ... my english is not very good.
I had my fuel pump changed today on my Toyota Yaris and when i turned my car on it had the slip indicator light on and idk what it means any help?
What did it end up being
My girls 2001 echo has small gas leak behind the driver seat. I didn't know! It was raining today and I was about to get in when I saw the rainbow stain on the ground. wtf should I do??????
The easy possibility could be the fuel line where it connects up top on the engine could have a leak that runs all the way down underneath the car. The more difficult one would be the fuel line itself may have rusted through somewhere. A thorough inspection is in order.
Ok thanks. I'll get checked out!
Sooooooo how much of a bitch it is for a new gas tank?????? In and out???
There's a fuel filter inside that housing from what I've read?!
From top to bottom of the assembly it basically goes:
- plate with connectors
- fuel filter (big cylinder, 35 ish)
- fuel pump (narrow cylinder, 75 ish)
- attached pump strainer (10ish, he incorrectly called it the filter)
- fuel regulator (15ish), sits inside the “cap” he took off with many snap connectors
- the cap (No. 2 Fuel Suction Support)
You would want to get a new pump, pump filter, regulator, and pump strainer. About 150 total if you shop around and never need to touch this again.
@@cloakedbug4619 awesome what I needed to know. I'm getting a bog off and on. Poor milage. No cel.
Or someone is stilling my gas lol
@@cloakedbug4619 so with the purchase of the entire assembly is that all inside it?
I'll be doing injector seals aswell clean injectors with a tool I'll order.
@@cloakedbug4619 I see. I'll shop around and get all the peices
@@jregamey The cheapest I found an entire assembly was like $350, but yeah I assume it would have everything. I went with Denso Fuel Pump 951-0001 (OEM, Home Depot had it for $75), a Bosch Strainer ($10 at HD), some $15 regulator and the OEM Toyota Fuel Filter (23300-0A020) for $40 from my local dealer.
I turned the key 3 times .It got flooded.The repair bill was over 300 dollars.
toyota echo fuel pressure regulator location??
good..جيد
My echo 2005 consumes a Lot of gas. Three different people check it and no one know whats going g on. I send 5 dolars for an hour trip. i think thats to much for an echo
Sorry but I have another filter🙄
What an ordeal for a fuel filter!
falto cambiar el filtro principal jajaj
Cuál es ese?
@@gio_binohsi cual es?
2000 toyota echo fuel pressure regulator location ??
Ehere is the fuel pressure regulators located