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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 ID.3 is a fully electric vehicle and has no internal combustion engine, so it has no fuel tank and no conventional fuel pump of any kind. If you are searching for a fuel pump for an ID.3, this part simply does not exist on the car. You may be thinking of a different component — possibilities include the thermal management pump (a coolant or refrigerant circulation pump used to manage battery and motor temperatures), the brake fluid pump, or the power steering pump, so consider which system you actually need to repair before searching further.
Yes — the ID.3 uses several electric circulation pumps as part of its battery cooling and thermal management system, and these are sometimes loosely called 'pumps' in common usage. There is also a vacuum pump to support the brake servo, and a washer pump for the screen wash system. If your ID.3 has a fault related to cooling, heating, or braking, one of these is almost certainly the component you need rather than a fuel pump.
No — there is no fuel pump on the ID.3 and therefore no fitment question to answer; fitting a petrol or diesel fuel pump from another VW is not applicable here. The ID.3 shares some auxiliary electric pumps with other MEB-platform vehicles, but these serve cooling and thermal management rather than fuel delivery. If you believe you need a pump-related part, describe your fault to a breaker with your registration to identify the correct component.
Yes, you should query this with the supplier — no genuine ID.3 fuel pump exists because the car runs entirely on electricity with no fuel system. It is possible the supplier has misidentified the part, or the quote has been generated against the wrong vehicle. Describe your actual fault symptom to the breaker, give them your registration number, and ask them to confirm the exact component they are supplying before you proceed.