Fuel Pumps for Passenger, Commercial & Heavy-Duty Vehicles

The ZOHAMA range includes electric in-tank fuel pumps, electric inline fuel pumps, and complete fuel pump assembly modules, covering different pressure, flow, and electrical requirements.

Electric in-tank fuel pumps — Installed inside the fuel tank, supplying fuel to the engine at the pressure and flow the vehicle’s fuel system requires. Depending on the application, the pump may be supplied individually or as part of a complete fuel delivery module. Widely used across modern passenger cars, SUVs, MPVs, pickups, and light commercial vehicles.

Electric inline fuel pumps — Installed externally along the fuel line. Found across various vehicle platforms and still relevant for older vehicles and specialized fuel-system configurations. Correct selection requires matching the original application, voltage, operating pressure, flow capacity, fuel compatibility, and inlet/outlet design.

Fuel pump assembly modules — For applications requiring an integrated replacement, these combine the pump with other fuel-delivery components — which may include the reservoir, strainer, fuel-level sender, electrical connections, mounting components, and other application-specific parts, depending on vehicle design.

Fuel delivery systems vary considerably between vehicle generations and engine technologies. Where specialized low- or high-pressure systems are used, compatibility should always be confirmed with the exact vehicle, engine, production year, and OE/OEM reference — not the model name alone.

A fuel pump should never be selected just because its dimensions look similar to the original. These are the specifications that actually determine fit:

One of the most important distinctions in modern fuel systems:

• A low-pressure electric pump typically moves fuel from the tank toward the engine. In conventional port-injection gasoline systems, this supply can feed the injectors directly through the fuel rail.
• In gasoline direct injection (GDI), the low-pressure pump feeds a separate high-pressure pump, which generates the pressure needed to inject gasoline directly into the combustion chamber.
• Common-rail diesel engines also use high-pressure pumps — but these are engineered specifically for diesel systems and shouldn’t be confused with gasoline GDI high-pressure pumps.

This architecture is why correct diagnosis matters: a fuel-delivery problem doesn’t automatically mean the in-tank pump has failed. Technicians may need to check supply pressure, high-pressure generation, fuel filter condition, electrical power, pressure regulation, sensors, control modules, and injectors.

These terms are often used interchangeably but aren’t always the same product:

• A fuel pump is the pumping unit itself.
• A fuel pump module is a larger assembly that can integrate the pump with the reservoir, strainer, fuel level sensor, electrical connector, pressure regulation system, and mounting flange.

Before ordering, confirm which assembly the vehicle actually requires and compare it against the OE configuration.

ZOHAMA fuel pump applications cover a broad selection of vehicles from major automotive markets:

• Japanese — Toyota, Lexus, Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Suzuki, Isuzu. Popular families include Toyota Corolla, Camry, Yaris, Hilux, Land Cruiser, Prado, Fortuner, Hiace; Honda Civic, Accord, City, CR-V; Nissan Sunny, Sentra, Patrol, X-Trail, Navara; Mitsubishi Lancer, Pajero, Outlander, Triton.
• Korean — Hyundai, Kia, Daewoo, and related applications, with strong relevance across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe.
• European — Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Opel, Peugeot, Citroën, Renault, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Volvo, Porsche. European platforms vary fuel-system configuration across engines and generations, so OE/OEM matching is especially important here.
• American — Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, Jeep, Buick, Dodge — passenger vehicles, SUVs, pickups, and commercial applications.
• Chinese — Chery and other Chinese platforms, with coverage expanding as demand grows.

ZOHAMA Fuel Pumps are manufactured for distributors, wholesalers, importers, retailers, and workshop suppliers who need to develop a fuel pump portfolio around real market demand, not a generic catalog.

Products are identified through ZOHAMA part numbers, vehicle applications, OE/OEM references, and other aftermarket cross-references — making sourcing and comparison faster for professional buyers.

Because fuel pumps operate continuously under changing engine speeds, temperatures, and loads, ZOHAMA focuses on:

• Stable, consistent fuel delivery
• Application-appropriate pressure and flow
• Reliable electrical performance
• Fuel-compatible materials
• Accurate dimensional fit and connector configuration
• Controlled noise and vibration
• Durability for everyday operation

Tell us your target market, preferred vehicle brands, required product categories, and estimated order requirements.

ZOHAMA Fuel Pumps are engineered to deliver consistent fuel flow, dependable performance, and long service life across a wide range of vehicles and operating conditions. Built for the aftermarket with a strong focus on quality and compatibility, ZOHAMA supports distributors, wholesalers, importers, and automotive parts suppliers across Europe, Central Asia & Caucasus, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America. With factory-direct supply, competitive pricing, and bulk-order capabilities, ZOHAMA is positioned as a reliable fuel-system partner for growing automotive markets worldwide.

Use the chart below to cross-reference Fuel Pump OEM codes by model and year range.