Restore rock-solid fuel line pressure, cure high-RPM engine starvation, and ensure an uninterrupted flow of clean fuel to your combustion chamber with our premium selection of rugged ATV and UTV fuel pumps. Off-road fuel delivery units operate under punishing conditions, facing constant tank sloshing, fine trail sediment, and corrosive modern ethanol fuel blends. Over time, internal electric armatures burn out, mechanical vacuum diaphragms tear, and internal check valves stick, resulting in a severe drop in fuel delivery pressure. Left unaddressed, a weak pump will cause your engine to stumble under load, bog at high speeds, sputter during steep hill climbs, or completely refuse to start. At CG ATV & UTV Parts Shop, we stock high-grade fuel delivery systems—including complete drop-in electric fuel pump modules, external vacuum pulse lift pumps, tank-retaining locking rings, and viton sealing gaskets—engineered to maintain precise fuel line pressure.

Our optimized domestic shipping networks process and dispatch orders daily from strategic nationwide fulfillment centers to minimize your repair timelines. Whether you are replacing a faulty high-pressure electric pump on an EFI-equipped sport side-by-side or rebuilding a vacuum pulse fuel pump on an older utility quad, our components deliver exact factory-spec volume and pressure tracking. Eliminate annoying engine hesitation, protect your pistons from lean combustion cycles, and fire up your machine instantly on every single adventure.

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Moose Racing Fuel Pump Module Assembly

$166.95
Genuine Moose Racing gas & oil tanks component. VEHICLE SPECIFIC. In stock, ships from USA. Part of the Gas & Oil Tanks catalog at CG ATV & UTV Parts Shop.

All Balls Racing Fuel Pump Kit

Original price was: $88.95.Current price is: $84.50.
Genuine All Balls Racing gas & oil tanks component. VEHICLE SPECIFIC. In stock, ships from USA. Part of the Gas & Oil Tanks catalog at CG ATV & UTV Parts Shop.

All Balls Racing Fuel Pump Assembly

Original price was: $178.02.Current price is: $169.12.
Genuine All Balls Racing gas & oil tanks component. VEHICLE SPECIFIC. In stock, ships from USA. Part of the Gas & Oil Tanks catalog at CG ATV & UTV Parts Shop.

Quad Boss Vacuum Fuel Pump

Original price was: $32.30.Current price is: $29.38.
Genuine Quad Boss gas & oil tanks component. VEHICLE SPECIFIC. In stock, ships from USA. Part of the Gas & Oil Tanks catalog at CG ATV & UTV Parts Shop.

Moose Racing Fuel Pump Module Assembly Polaris Sportsman 500 / 700 / 800 2004-2008 [Open Box]

Original price was: $178.95.Current price is: $161.06.
Genuine Moose Racing gas & oil tanks component. VEHICLE SPECIFIC. In stock, ships 1–3 days from USA. Shop all Gas & Oil Tanks at CG ATV & UTV Parts Shop.

All Balls Racing Mechanical Fuel Pump

Original price was: $32.30.Current price is: $30.69.
Genuine All Balls Racing gas & oil tanks component. VEHICLE SPECIFIC. In stock, ships from USA. Part of the Gas & Oil Tanks catalog at CG ATV & UTV Parts Shop.

High-Pressure EFI Electric Modules vs. Vacuum Impulse Mechanical Lifters

Maintaining proper fuel line routing and pressure requires using the correct style of fuel pump for your machine's powertrain configuration. Our replacement ATV and UTV fuel pumps cover both modern electronic fuel injection (EFI) assemblies and classic carbureted fuel setups. Modern EFI systems rely on fully sealed, high-pressure electric fuel pump modules submerged directly inside the fuel tank to provide stable fluid pressure. These electric modules combine a heavy-duty armature, an integrated fuel strainer screen, and a pressure regulator valve to feed fuel rails consistently, preventing engine sputtering during hard cornering or vertical climbs.

For classic carbureted utility machines, our low-pressure vacuum pulse fuel pumps use a completely different mechanical mechanism. These lift pumps rely on alternating engine crankcase pressure waves to flex an internal viton diaphragm, pumping a steady flow of low-pressure fuel from the tank up to the carburetor bowl. Built with carbon steel springs and fuel-resistant synthetic membranes, these mechanical pulse pumps function perfectly without consuming electrical power, making them a reliable choice for deep-woods utility quads.

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Fuel Tank Debris Flushes, Gasket Seating, & Fuel Pressure Testing Protocols

When replacing an in-tank electric fuel pump module, always drop and thoroughly flush out the inside of your fuel tank to clear out fine sand, mud, and water droplets that collect on the bottom of the cell, as old debris will quickly ruin a brand-new pump strainer. Clean the pump flange sealing face and coat the new tank gasket with a light smear of clean fuel before pressing down the locking ring to ensure a tight seal and prevent dangerous vapor leaks. For vacuum pulse pumps, inspect the impulse line leading to the engine crankcase for pinholes or dry rotting, as even a tiny air leak will stop the pump from drawing fuel. After installing an EFI pump, always hook up a fuel pressure gauge to the service port to verify that the line pressure holds steady within factory specs under load. For official vehicle fueling parameters and powersports fluid metrics, check out the SAE International Mobility Database.

Fuel Pump FAQ

Classic indicators of fuel pump failure include an engine that cranks fine but refuses to fire, a high-pitched whining or buzzing noise coming directly from the fuel tank, severe engine sputtering or cutting out at high RPMs, and a complete loss of power when pulling steep sand dunes or carrying heavy loads.
Many high-quality aftermarket fuel pumps feature updated internal designs to fix known factory weak points. These upgrades often include wider, heavy-duty internal strainer screens, thicker wiring harnesses, and reinforced composite plastic housings. Despite minor visual variations, the critical mounting tabs and outlet port dimensions will match your stock fuel tank exactly.
Yes. Submerged electric fuel pumps rely directly on the surrounding fuel inside the tank to lubricate the internal gears and draw away heat during operation. Regularly running your machine on "empty" or leaving it sitting dry over the winter exposes the pump motor to air, leading to accelerated wear, internal corrosion, and premature armature burnout.