* Update 4/2024: I replaced the TYC fuel pump for a new Hella branded pump, January 2024 at 183000 miles. The TYC fuel pump went about 24,000 miles. I did this because one morning my Corolla would not start and it felt just like when I replaced it in 2020. I was able to start the car again, but my wife refused to drive it until I replaced the pump :-) I replaced it again using my own video as a guide. The install went just fine EXCEPT because I was doing it during the winter, the giant O-ring was very stiff and did not seat properly until I warmed it up inside the house and reinstalled it.
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Toyota Corolla would not start on a cold morning. I suspected the fuel pump after the battery tested fine. After replacing the fuel pump, it started and now runs perfectly. My video will you the tools you need to replace the fuel pump assembly. Fix it yourself instead of going to an expensive mechanic!
See my other video for taking the back seat off/on: https://youtu.be/72946J-RXZk
Part was purchased on RockAuto.com
Tool list:
Fuel Pump Replacement Kit (free rental from AutoZone)
Pry bar
3/8" Ratchet
12mm socket
Flathead Screwdriver
Utility Knife / Razor