How Much Does a Gasoline Transfer Pump Replacement Cost?

The gasoline transfer pump cost varies a lot. It depends on the auto repair shop you go or the type of vehicle you drive. Sometimes you have to go to mechanics or repair shop but there are some mechanics that are mobile and can provide you convenience by coming to your place.

What is gasoline transfer pump?

Gasoline transfer pump allows to quickly transfer fluids anywhere your jobs demand. Whether they are electric, manual or battery style, gasoline transfer pumps handle fuels like kerosene, diesel. Choose the right pump for an effective and practical fluid transfer solution.

Things to remember

When it comes to replacement gasoline transfer pump, there are certain things you should keep in your mind. Check whether fuel pickups, filters, electrical connectors and fuel pump relays are working perfectly or not. If it is not working properly, it can restrict the fluid flow.

The following are the ways to find out any fault in gasoline pump

·         Properly inspect fuel pump relay and fuel pump.

·         If you find any fuel pump faulty, replace it with another one.

·         Check car (especially engine) for any sign of leakage.

·         Test drive car

·         Go for basic safety inspection

The best way to find out any fault is to keep at least ¼ tank of gas in your car every time. If there will be low fuel in your car, it will make the pump harder and it won’t work properly.

With the help of some symptoms, you can easily find out the fault in the pump.

•         Car takes time to start

•         Loss of power when accelerating

•         Engine light is on and excessive whining sound.

How much does a gasoline transfer pump cost?

Generally, the cost for a gasoline fuel transfer pump replacement is between $425 and $685. It also depends on the type of vehicle you have and the area you live. The average labor cost is between $158 and $200 and average parts cost is between $265 and $450.  These are average costs and if you want to get an accurate estimate check the model and year of your vehicle. Replacement of a gasoline pump does not take much time and final labor cost depends on the hourly rate of the mechanic.