GMB Fuel Pump Module Assembly P/N:570-2090
GMB 570-2020 fuel pump module for the 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma 4-cylinder 2.7L or V6 4.0L moves fuel from the tank to the engine.
Hard starting, stalling or a whine from the fuel tank area can mean the pump is wearing out, and a worn fuel pump assembly is what this module replaces. These signs alone do not prove the module is the problem, since a clogged fuel filter is another common source of them.
This module fits the 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma with either the 4-cylinder 2.7L or the V6 4.0L, and the vehicle takes one. GMB builds it to OE-level tolerances.
One fuel pump module with all required hardware for installation.
Interchange: E8757M · P76605M · FG0919 · 155GE · C0674M · EH757M · SP9005M · 7702004060 · 7702004061
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Does the GMB 570-2020 fit the 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma 4-cylinder 2.7L or V6 4.0L?
Yes. GMB 570-2020 fits the 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma 4-cylinder 2.7L or V6 4.0L, and each of those engines takes one module.
Does this GMB fuel pump module come with its installation hardware?
Yes. The GMB 570-2020 includes all required hardware for installation.
How is this fuel pump module tested before it is sold?
Every unit is factory tested for leakage and dimensional precision, and pressure and flow-rate tested in-house. Durability was also tested during development.
Which symptoms can point to a worn fuel pump module?
Hard starting, stalling or a whine from the tank area can mean the module is wearing. A shop can test fuel pressure, which needs the engine running.
Is P76605M a number this GMB fuel pump module replaces?
Yes. P76605M is one of the other-brand numbers this GMB 570-2020 module replaces.
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