This is instance 3 of issue. After having a pump installed from another vehicle, within a few days the vehicle stalled again. This time we purchased a new pump and had it installed. After about 2 weeks the vehicle begin to cut out, the check engine light came on and the fuel sensor was not working. I checked on YouTube and there are a lot of videos showing how to change the fuel pump and fix the fuel gauge sensor. If the problem is this prevalent, it seems a recall or bulletin (TSB) is warranted. Our mechanic did not charge to put the new pump on.

This is instance number one of the issue. I will report 2 more. I was driving the vehicle and it sputtered and cut off. My mechanic came to the site and diagnosed the issue as the fuel pump. We got a a pump from another vehicle and had it installed. Within a few days the vehicle stalled again. We purchased a new pump and had it installed. After about 2 weeks the vehicle begin to cut out, the check engine light came on and the fuel sensor was not working. I checked on YouTube and there are a lot of videos showing how to change the fuel pump and fix the fuel gauge sensor. If the problem is this prevalent, it seems a recall or bulletin (TSB) is warranted.