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    Fuel Pump Replacement Cost in Michigan

    In-tank electric fuel pump replacement runs $600-$1,200. High-pressure GDI pumps run $700-$1,500. Diesel HPFP failures can exceed $5,000 including injector damage.

    Parts
    $200–$900
    Labor (MI rate $114/hr)
    $171–$570
    Typical total
    $371–$1470

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    What's included

    • New pump assembly
    • New fuel filter where integrated
    • O-rings & locking ring
    • Pressure test
    • Drain & refill where needed

    What affects the price

    • In-tank vs frame-mounted
    • Tank access (drop tank vs access panel)
    • GDI HPFP vs lift pump
    • Diesel injector contamination risk

    Can you DIY?

    DIY saves $150-$400 if there's an access panel under the rear seat; full tank drops are messy.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does a fuel pump cost in Michigan?

    Typical total runs $371–$1470 in Michigan, with parts around $200–$900 and labor $171–$570 at the MI average labor rate of $114/hr.

    What is included in a fuel pump?

    New pump assembly; New fuel filter where integrated; O-rings & locking ring; Pressure test; Drain & refill where needed.

    What changes the price of a fuel pump?

    In-tank vs frame-mounted Tank access (drop tank vs access panel) GDI HPFP vs lift pump Diesel injector contamination risk Always get more than one written quote.

    Can I do a fuel pump myself?

    DIY saves $150-$400 if there's an access panel under the rear seat; full tank drops are messy.

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