Fuel Pump 2014-2018, aftermarket

More inventory should arrive by October 9 (1 left as of Oct 5)

Fuel pump made in China. It's a direct swap for the OEM pump made by Delphi -- an exact copy, so far as we can tell. Same fuel nipple sizes, same electrical connector. Takes about 15 minutes to replace your old pump with this one, depending on how much gas you're willing to spill.

Why buy this one? Because it's what's available. And your original Delphi pump has stopped working, or has started leaking past the end caps, or maybe you just want a spare. I don't judge.

Oh, and I guess since I brag that it's easy to replace the pump, I should at least list the steps:
- Remove horn (6mm hex tool and 13mm wrench)
- Remove fuel pump mounting bolt (5mm hex tool)
- Clamp all three fuel lines to reduce fuel spillage in the next steps
- Remove all three fuel connectors from pump
- Carefully remove electrical connector from pump
- Swap in the new pump: "assembly is the reverse of disassembly", as they say.
- You may have to purge air from the pump, although usually I don't have to. Purge air by running the pump, then turn the key off, remove the left side fuel line, click it back on, turn the bike back on. Repeat as needed.