The cost typically ranges from roughly $60 to $900 for the part itself, with installed price commonly between $400 and $1,200 depending on year, source, and local labor rates.
Volvo S60 models use an in-tank electric fuel pump module. Replacement costs vary based on whether you buy an original equipment (OEM) unit from a dealer or an aftermarket option, and whether you replace just the pump or the entire fuel pump module (which can include the sender, filter, and related components). Labor costs depend on access and regional rates.
Factors that influence price
The following factors commonly affect the market price of a Volvo S60 fuel pump and its installation.
- Source of the part (OEM from the dealership versus aftermarket brands)
- Model year and engine type of the S60 (different years use different pump assemblies)
- Whether you replace the pump alone or the full fuel pump module
- Labor rates at the repair shop and the complexity of access to the fuel tank
- Region or country and local taxes or fees
- Whether the pump is new, refurbished, or a used unit
Prices can vary widely by region and vehicle specifics, so it’s wise to obtain quotes from multiple sources before replacing the part.
Typical price ranges (parts and labor)
Below are common price ranges observed for parts and installation as of the last few years. Individual quotes may differ based on your exact S60 model and location.
- OEM/Dealer fuel pump module (new, parts only): $350–$900
- Aftermarket fuel pump module (new): $60–$300
- Used or refurbished pump module: $40–$180
- Labor for installation (varying by shop and access): $120–$350
- Estimated total installed price: $400–$1,200
Note: These ranges reflect typical consumer prices and can be influenced by the exact S60 year, market, and whether additional components (such as sending units or seals) are replaced during the job.
What to consider before buying or replacing
Before purchasing a pump or scheduling service, consider the following to avoid unnecessary costs:
- Confirm whether your model requires the full fuel pump module or just the pump component
- Ask for OEM versus aftermarket options and compare warranties
- Get multiple quotes, including parts and labor, from independent shops and dealers
- Check if fuel system diagnostics are warranted to rule out related issues (e.g., sensor or wiring problems)
- Consider whether other fuel system maintenance (fuel filter, lines) is advisable at the same time
Having a clear quote and understanding what’s included helps ensure you’re paying for the appropriate level of service and parts.
Summary
For a Volvo S60, the fuel pump replacement price depends on year, part source (OEM versus aftermarket), and whether the entire fuel pump module is replaced. Plan for parts costs in the broad range of dozens to several hundreds of dollars, plus labor, with installed totals typically between $400 and $1,200. Always obtain a few quotes, verify compatibility with your exact model, and consider whether the job benefits from replacing related components at the same time.