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A used fuel pump that fits one vehicle won't always fit another - even within the same model range. These questions help breakers match stock to your exact vehicle before they quote:
No — the EQB is a fully electric vehicle, so it has no internal combustion engine, no fuel tank, and no fuel pump of any kind. If you're looking for a part to do with its high-voltage battery cooling or its electric drive system, those are the components worth searching for instead. If you've been advised you need a fuel pump on an EQB, it's worth double-checking the diagnosis, as this part simply does not exist on this model.
Almost certainly, yes — the EQB is purely battery-electric, so no fuel pump was ever fitted to any variant of it. The technician may be referring to a coolant pump, which circulates cooling fluid around the battery pack and electric motors, and that is a part that does exist on the EQB. It's worth going back to them to clarify exactly which pump is needed before contacting breakers for a quote.
No variant of the EQB — whether the entry-level Sport, AMG Line, or any other trim — was ever fitted with a petrol or diesel engine, so none of them have a fuel pump. The EQB was launched in the UK as an electric-only model and no combustion-engined version was sold here, meaning the part does not exist across any year or specification of this vehicle. Trim level, battery size, and whether you have the 250, 300 4MATIC, or 350 4MATIC version makes no difference on this point.
The GLB is a petrol and diesel model that does have a fuel pump, but because the EQB is fully electric there is no equivalent component to fit it to. The EQB and GLB share a platform and many body parts, which can cause confusion, but their mechanical underpinnings are entirely different where the drivetrain is concerned. If you need a cooling pump or another fluid-management component for your EQB, a breaker specialising in electric Mercedes models would be the right place to start.