BDFHYK E9108M fuel pump module for 2012–2013 Honda Pilot 3.5L V6

E9108M Pilot in-tank fuel pump module with reservoir, sender, and strainer

E9108M fuel pump module connector, flange, and fuel outlet details

E9108M fuel pump module construction and tank-sensor provision details

E9108M 2012–2013 Honda Pilot 2WD and 4WD fitment reference

E9108M fuel pump module dimensions and float-arm configuration

E9108M Pilot module package and included component reference

E9108M Fuel Pump Module Assembly For Honda Pilot 2012 2013 3.5L V6

$62.99

Product Detail

Type Fuel Pump Assembly
SKU BDDLZ-BD-05-JN-FS23-00087002
Make
- Honda
OE Number E9108M, FG1553, P77084M, SP8967M, 17045SZAA31, 17045SZAA32

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Technical Specifications

Brand	BDFHYK
SKU	BDDLZ-BD-05-JN-FS23-00087002
Reference Part Number	E9108M
Product Type	In-Tank Fuel Pump Module Assembly
Installation Type	Vehicle-specific replacement for listed 2012–2013 Pilot configurations
Application	2012–2013 Honda Pilot 3.5L V6; LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring; 2WD or 4WD; verify 5-speed automatic and OE configuration
Engine Coverage	3.5L V6 gasoline engine within the listed model years
OE / Interchange References	E9108M; 17045-SZA-A31; 17045-SZA-A32; 17045-SZA-A33; 17045-SZA-A34; FG1553; P77084M; SP8967M
Module Functions	Supplies fuel from the tank and supports fuel-level measurement through the module sender
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Fitment Verification	Confirm year, trim, 2WD/4WD, 5-speed automatic, flange, connector/pin layout, outlet, module depth, float arm, sensor provision, and OE reference
Included Components	Fuel pump module with reservoir, strainer, float arm, and connections as pictured; verify separate sensor requirements
Installation Position	Inside the fuel tank
Fitment Priority	Exact 2012–2013 Pilot configuration, drivetrain, OE number, and physical module take priority over engine size alone
Symptoms to Check	Long cranking; no start; stalling; low pressure; weak acceleration; inaccurate fuel gauge; tank-sensor or evaporative-system fault
Related Parts to Check	PGM-FI main relay; fuse; wiring; ground; connector; tank sensor; fuel line; tank condition
Installation Note	Relieve pressure, disconnect the battery, inspect sensor provisions, replace the seal, prime, and verify leaks, pressure, gauge, and evaporative-system operation
Part Classification	OE-style aftermarket replacement fuel pump module
Replacement Part Note	Do not assume earlier or later Pilot modules interchange with the 2012–2013 E9108M family

Long cranking, intermittent no-start, stalling, low fuel pressure, weak acceleration, or an inaccurate fuel gauge can indicate an in-tank fuel module fault, but electrical and pressure tests should be completed first. The BDFHYK E9108M is an in-tank fuel pump module for specified 2012–2013 Honda Pilot models with the 3.5L V6. Confirm the exact year, trim, 2WD or 4WD configuration, 5-speed automatic transmission, connector, flange, outlet, module depth, float arm, and OE reference against the removed assembly.

E9108M Fuel Pump Module for 2012–2013 Honda Pilot

Detailed Pilot Applications

2012 Honda Pilot 3.5L V6: LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring trims with 2WD or 4WD and the applicable 5-speed automatic fuel module
2013 Honda Pilot 3.5L V6: LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring trims with 2WD or 4WD and the applicable 5-speed automatic fuel module

The E9108M listing is tied to the 2012–2013 Pilot module family. Do not extend it to earlier or later Pilot model years solely because the 3.5L engine and body style appear similar.

Confirm the Pilot Connector, Flange, and Sensor Provision

Compare the removed assembly with the product images. Check the connector and pin arrangement, locking flange, fuel-line outlet, reservoir, module height, strainer, float arm, and pressure-sensor provision. Verify whether any separate tank sensor must be transferred according to the Honda service procedure.

E9108M OE and Interchange References

Common references include E9108M, 17045-SZA-A31, 17045-SZA-A32, 17045-SZA-A33, 17045-SZA-A34, FG1553, P77084M, and SP8967M. Later Honda references can supersede earlier numbers, but the original module and vehicle configuration must still match.

Honda Pilot Fuel-System Checks Before Replacement

Verify battery voltage and normal cranking speed.
Check the PGM-FI main relay, fuel-pump fuse, power feed, ground, and connector condition.
Measure voltage and voltage drop at the module connector under load.
Measure fuel pressure and residual pressure.
Separate pump-pressure, sender, gauge, and tank-sensor faults.
Inspect the tank for water, sediment, rust, or deteriorated fuel.

Ignition, immobilizer, injector-control, crank or cam sensor, wiring, and engine-management faults can create similar symptoms. Replace the module only when the diagnostic results support an in-tank pump or sender failure.

2012–2013 Pilot Installation and Final Verification

Relieve fuel-system pressure and disconnect the battery.
Clean the service opening before removing the module.
Record the flange, connector, line, sensor, strainer, and float-arm orientation.
Inspect any separate tank sensor and sealing surfaces.
Remove contaminated fuel and correct damaged tank, line, or wiring conditions.
Install a new seal and fully secure the retaining ring.
Reconnect the fuel line, electrical connector, and transferred sensor without forcing them.
Prime the system and inspect for leaks.
Verify fuel pressure, starting, engine operation, gauge response, and evaporative-system integrity.

Do not run the electric pump dry. Recheck the exact Pilot year, trim, drivetrain, connector, and OE reference before installation.

What’s Included in This Fuel Pump Assembly

Complete fuel pump module
Integrated fuel level sending unit
Fuel strainer (filter sock)
Housing and mounting components

This fuel pump assembly is designed as a direct replacement unit that restores proper fuel delivery and fuel level monitoring.

Estimated Installation Time

Professional mechanic: 1–2 hours
DIY installation: 2–4 hours

Fuel pump replacement usually requires accessing the fuel tank or service panel depending on the vehicle design. Always disconnect the battery and relieve fuel system pressure before installation.

Pump Only vs Fuel Pump Assembly

Option	Description
Replace Pump Only	Lower parts cost but requires disassembling the existing module and reusing older components.
Replace Complete Assembly	A complete module designed for direct installation, helping restore reliable fuel delivery more efficiently.

Most modern vehicles use integrated fuel pump modules, which makes replacing the full assembly the more reliable solution.

Q: Which Honda Pilot applications are listed for E9108M?

A: The listed applications are the 2012 and 2013 Honda Pilot with the 3.5L V6. Coverage includes LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring trims in 2WD and 4WD configurations with the applicable 5-speed automatic module, subject to OE and physical-module verification.

Q: Does E9108M cover both 2WD and 4WD Pilot models?

A: The 2012–2013 Honda Pilot OE catalog family associated with 17045-SZA-A32/A34 includes LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring configurations in both 2WD and 4WD. Confirm the drivetrain, trim, connector, flange, and removed module before ordering.

Q: Which 2012 Honda Pilot trims are included?

A: For 2012, the listing covers Pilot LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring trims with the 3.5L V6, 2WD or 4WD, and the applicable 5-speed automatic fuel module. The OE number and physical assembly must match.

Q: Which 2013 Honda Pilot trims are included?

A: For 2013, the listing covers Pilot LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring trims with the 3.5L V6, 2WD or 4WD, and the applicable 5-speed automatic fuel module. Confirm the connector, flange, sender, and OE reference.

Q: Does E9108M fit earlier or later Honda Pilot years?

A: This listing is limited to 2012–2013 Pilot 3.5L applications. Earlier and later model years can use different connectors, flanges, sender layouts, sensors, or OE numbers and should not be assumed interchangeable.

Q: Which OE and interchange references should be checked?

A: Check E9108M, 17045-SZA-A31, 17045-SZA-A32, 17045-SZA-A33, 17045-SZA-A34, FG1553, P77084M, and SP8967M against the removed assembly.

Q: What physical details should be compared before ordering?

A: Compare the connector and pin arrangement, locking flange, fuel outlet, reservoir, module height, strainer, float arm, retaining method, and pressure-sensor provision.

Q: Can a PGM-FI relay or wiring fault cause a no-start?

A: Yes. Test the PGM-FI main relay, fuel-pump fuse, power feed, ground, connector terminals, and voltage drop before replacing the module.

Q: Should fuel pressure and the tank be inspected first?

A: Yes. Measure operating and residual pressure, then inspect the tank for water, rust, sediment, or degraded fuel. Correct contamination and damaged wiring before installation.

Q: What must be verified after installation?

A: Prime the system, inspect every disturbed connection for leaks, verify fuel pressure and starting, and confirm correct fuel-gauge and evaporative-system operation.

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