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DW65V Fuel pump for AWD VW/Audi

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$131.34 $199 In stock

Category: Electric Fuel Pump

The DW65V is an in-tank electric fuel pump from DeatschWerks, offered as a 265lph unit with an install kit for select Volkswagen and Audi 1.8T 3.2 AWD applications. It is built for vehicle-specific fitment as part of the DW65v series.

  • 265lph in-tank electric fuel pump
  • DW65v series design
  • Includes an install kit
  • Intended for VW and Audi 1.8T 3.2 AWD vehicles
  • SKU: 9-655-1025
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The 265lph flow rate is exactly what my 1.8T needed after upgrading the turbo, and the install kit fit the AWD fuel hanger without any cutting. Fuel pressure holds steady even under hard pulls now.

Mia U. ★★★★★

Install was straightforward, but the included wiring harness connector didn't quite match my factory plug—had to splice in a couple wires. Still, once it was in, the car started right up and idles perfectly. Ended up being a solid fix for my AWD 3.2.

Zoe A. ★★★★★

Old pump was dying on my 1.8T, and this 265lph unit dropped right in with the included kit—no cutting or extra parts needed. Fuel pressure is rock solid under boost, and the whine is barely audible over the engine.