Fuel Pump w/ Regulator & Tank Seal for 2008-2011 Honda Transalp – OEM Replacement for 16700-MFF-D01

HFP-382S-UR5T is a premium OEM replacement in-tank electric fuel pump rebuild kit engineered to fully restore electronic fuel injection (EFI) performance and line pressure to Honda XL700V Transalp adventure motorcycles. Serving as a direct internal component overhaul for factory part number 16700-MFF-D01, this kit refreshes the high-wear delivery components housed inside the original fuel tank module assembly. It features exact cataloging fitment for the 700cc V-twin adventure platform spanning model years 2008 through 2011. It systematically resolves severe fuel starvation issues caused by aging electric motors, leaking pressure regulators, or degraded base flange gaskets, such as hard cranking, mid-range engine sputtering under load, high-RPM sagging during highway cruising, rough idling, and fuel rail pressure drops.

Adventure touring motorcycles endure extreme duty cycles, long off-season storage layups, and exposure to varying fuel quality across long-distance trips. During extended storage, moisture condensation builds up inside the gas tank, causing phase separation in ethanol-blended fuels. This process leads to internal varnish buildup and scale that overworks the electric pump motor while degrading internal seals and causing pressure regulator springs to lose holding tension.

HFP-382S-UR5T corrects these fuel delivery failures by supplying a complete, matched internal refresh package. The kit pairs a quiet, high-output electric fuel pump core with a factory-calibrated fuel pressure regulator to maintain constant line pressure across all throttle positions. Included in the package is a heavy-duty structural baseplate tank seal. All rubber components and seals are molded from a high-performance synthetic rubber compound. This advanced elastomer maintains its shape, elasticity, and sealing compression strength without swelling, hardening, or weeping when continuously submerged in modern pump gas, storage additives, and ethanol-blended fuels.