1979 Toyota Corona Fuel Pumps & Parts

It fits perfectly. It is working. The electrical connections were a little different from a 'real' 1977 Celica fuel pump, but this unit came with the wires and 'so-so' instructions on how to change over so that worked fine. It came with some extra, new parts (gasket, elbow hose, etc.), some that I didn't need but other people/cars probably could use, that was nice. However, I was somewhat horrified when it was delivered in a shipping box that was about 10 times the size of the little box the pump was in because there was no packing material at all. This little pump was just slamming around inside the huge shipping box. I can only imagine every time this box was tossed from truck to plane to truck to container to shelf to truck to and every time the poor little pump was being slammed around inside its cavernous shipping box. If this unit had been damaged in shipping, I wouldn't know it and (assuming it works) I'd go running off wasting incredible amounts of time looking for other problems with my fuel system. However it was not broken (surprisingly) and is working.