Fuel Pump Assembly fits Kawasaki EFI Brute Force 750 2008-2018 EPS ATV 49040-0717 AND 49040-0033

This fixed my fuel pump issue with my wr250r. Be careful when you put this in as it's fairly easy to break the assembly. I forgot to include the gasket at the top of the pump on my first try so had to take it apart and put it together again. I also used the wrong fuel line, make sure you use a high pressure line, like a fuel injection line. Then you're set.

Bought this for my 2008 WR250X, but it didn't work. I heard the fuel pump turn on, but it was unable to start the bike. I had to reinstall my previous fuel pump.

Was a complete pita to get into the stock pump housing but it works a charm!

Purchased this to replace a failing fuel pump in my 2008 Yamaha WR250X, and it has been running great since replacement back in November of 2015. I've probably done around 300-400 miles on the new pump with no issues. I will warn that the plastic cage that holds the OE pump is a pain to remove, so be forewarned.

Works fine on my 2011 wr250r, similar noise level compared to stock. Came with a new filter but not the little piece of fuel line you have to cut off when disassembling the fuel pump. I used a piece of fuel line and hose clamps from a auto parts store to finish the job.

So far so good! $30 vs. $300 for the OEM. This pump is definitely louder than OEM but again for 10 times less $$ I guess I'll deal with it.

Works great

Way cheaper than the OEM Yamaha fuel pump for a WR250R and it seems well made. We've used this same pump ordered directly through the manufacture on other fuel injected Yamahas and it performed great. Only have benched checked this one.This one was quite a bit less expensive especially with shipping.Got this one to carry on trips into the mountains of Mexico. Fuel injected bikes are almost a must since we're riding from the ocean up to 9,000 feet in a two hour ride. I've changed these on friends bikes enough that I feel comfortable carrying this pump as a spare in case the OEM fuel pump goes out on the trail.If you don't have experience look for picture/video tutorials on one of the motorcycle forums.Great piece of mind having this in my tool pack!