Doing a fine job to date

Used this to replace the fuel pump on my 03 Honda Accord. The pump was almost identical to the original but not exactly the same. It fit into the housing and runs, but it seems to have more play/wiggle than the original. The filter/sock was smaller than the original but similar in size so I used it. I'd say this kit is not plug n play simple. You need to use a bit of brainpower and get your hands dirty. It will work, and there are parts included for you to use as adapters. I think the instructions are a little too sparse, and could be improved by printing different versions for different fuel pump configurations. Then you'd know which adapters you should use in your situation. In retrospect perhaps I should've used the big rubber boot piece to reduce the play in my pump and housing, but there was no such boot in the original so it didn't occur to me that i'd need it until I'd already reassembled everything. That's the kind of thing that good instructions could help with.

When it showed up it wasn't just a replacement pump as pictured and described. It was also said that it would fit my 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee but it was different and would not work at all. I had to return for a refund and buy from another company after being told it would work.

So the pump does not fit correctly like the original part. I guess you can say this pump does fit 2003 Hyundai Santa fe 2.4L

They lied about this part. I bought this fuel pump for my Nissan altima 2014 and they said it would fit .It clearly didn't the wires didn't fit at all and the pump it self was way bigger than the original and didn't fit.