07 prius fuel pump replacement.

If you mean just the fuel pump in an NA-market Prius then, no. You have to change the whole fuel tank to change any of the components like the pump or sender.

Before doing that, you can check the pump works (or not) and the fuel sender for reasonable (or not) readings at the connector on top of the tank and under the rear seat.

Search the Gen 2 forum threads (using the Advanced Search option) for the details on those two tests.

 

In a last ditch attempt to do whatever you're doing in other Toyotas and other years before fuel pumps got really inexpensive and some Toyotas I used to pull through the dead fuel pump inside of the tank with an external pump and pump that right up to the fuel rail never had a problem and I've done this many times I know it works You just have to get the hoses right so you can pull through the dead in tank pump . And make the car work maybe for a long long time and not touch the tank if that's your end game If it's a real nice car and it's a keeper try and see if you can get a gas tank from one of the Aussie boys yeah I mean like Australia a gas tank from Australia and it's evap system that hangs right next to it doesn't come that way in America you can change the fuel pump in the UK model just by pulling up the plate under the seat and so on there is no bladder I bet almost anybody in their right mind could get that UK tank and evap system to working in American car quite easily quite quickly and then you'll never change it again and you can change your level sensor too so there's always that a salvage tank in Australia with the evap canister I mean maybe $125 yeah 500 to get it here but hey the problem is solved forever course in this day and age most people aren't going to make it with a generation 2 until something goes wrong and then it comes to people like me Not many people are going to be doing work on a generation too in lots of circles because well their friends will be having lots nicer vehicles in their mind anyway so this can't continue you'd be shocked at how well that works.

 

I still keep thinking that something like a Yaris or a matrix fuel tank should be able to be misogged into a Prius their chassis are almost well identical or very close even if you have to gently dent the tank a little bit to get the bumps and humps to line up so what And then there should be plastic options once you have the tank out and on the ground to look at it really well You should be able to computer model that up and look at tanks from other stuff plastic tanks mount really easily and all of that sort of thing so all you got to do is get something to fit you'll be able to use the teats that exist especially on a plastic tank and add your own where needed for all the sucking and blowing for the evap hoses that should be fairly easy especially on a plastic tank adding the fittings blocking the fittings and all that A metal might be a little more challenging but usually these tanks have all plenty of fittings on them already what's not used or blocked off plugged up whatever just I don't think anybody spent the time to figure this out or maybe they have and I just don't see the text hell Tesla people are trailering batteries down the road for extended range so I'm sure coming up with a fuel tank to fit in the Prius shouldn't be too tough back in the old days they made it inflatable tank that laid in the trunk but at a tube that ran to the other tank of course that's not optimal for a Prius but and it was certified by the DOT to go in station wagons and vans whatever they were doing with them so the tank thing shouldn't be a huge obstacle It's just quicker to throw in another junker like that's already in there and if it works your problem solved and nobody cares anymore.