DeatschWerks

DW100 Fuel Pump For Civic non-SI 8th Gen

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$80.66 $109 In stock

Category: Electric Fuel Pump

The DeatschWerks DW100 is an in-tank electric fuel pump rated at 165lph, offered as an OE replacement for the 8th generation Honda Civic (2006–2011) excluding Si models. It is part of the DW100 series and is designed for vehicle-specific in-tank fuel pump applications.

  • Series: DW100
  • Flow rate: 165lph
  • Type: Electric in-tank fuel pump
  • Fitment: Civic (excludes Si), 2006–2011
  • Includes install kit; OE replacement

SKU: 9-101S-1007. Brand: DeatschWerks.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet S. ★★★★★

Finally got my fuel pressure back to normal after swapping the old pump for this 165lph unit — idle is rock steady now. The install took about an hour and it fit perfectly in the tank bracket.

Ruby ★★★★★

Plugged this in as a direct replacement for my 8th gen Civic's tired stock pump, and the 165lph flow rating feels perfect for daily driving. The install was straightforward and the car starts up instantly now without any hesitation.

David ★★★★★

My Civic's been running smooth since I dropped this in last weekend, and the 165lph rating gives me plenty of headroom if I ever go forced induction. Fit the stock cradle perfectly without any mods, and it's been dead quiet on cold starts.