Chapter 87 covers 'Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling-stock, and parts and accessories thereof' in the Harmonized System. This chapter includes motor vehicles (such as automobiles, motorcycles), non-motor vehicles (such as bicycles, animal-drawn vehicles), and their dedicated parts and accessories. As a type of motor vehicle, motorcycles and their parts are classified in this chapter. The classification principle for parts in this chapter is: it only applies to parts exclusively or primarily for vehicles of this chapter, and not to goods more specifically named in other chapters. Therefore, motorcycle fuel pumps, as parts exclusively for motorcycles, are naturally classified in this chapter. The text of heading 8714 is 'Parts and accessories of motorcycles and bicycles'. This heading covers parts and accessories exclusively or primarily for motorcycles (including mopeds) and bicycles, such as frames, rims, brakes, gearboxes, clutches, fuel pumps, etc. However, note that some parts, if they are themselves general mechanical components (such as pumps, motors, etc.), may be classified preferentially in other headings, unless it can be proven that they are exclusively for motorcycles or bicycles. Therefore, if a motorcycle fuel pump meets the condition of being exclusively for motorcycles, it is classified under 8714. Code 871489 is a six-digit subheading. The first 2 digits '87' represent Chapter 87 'Vehicles and parts and accessories thereof'; digits 3-4 '14' represent heading 8714 'Parts and accessories of motorcycles and bicycles'; digits 5-6 '89' represent subheading 8714.89, i.e., 'Other' parts. Under heading 8714, subheadings are further subdivided: 8714.1 for motorcycle parts, 8714.2 for bicycle parts, etc. 8714.89 is a residual subheading under motorcycle parts, covering other motorcycle parts not listed in 8714.11 to 8714.19. Fuel pumps are not among the specifically named parts such as frames, rims, brakes, etc., so they are classified under 8714.89. A motorcycle fuel pump is a key component of the fuel supply system of a motorcycle engine, exclusively for motorcycles, and meets the description of heading 8714 'motorcycle parts'. It should not be classified under 8413 (pumps) because 8413 is for general-purpose pumps, unless the pump is not exclusively for motorcycles; nor should it be classified under 8708 (motor vehicle parts) because 8708 mainly targets automobiles (including tractors), while motorcycle parts are under 8714. Therefore, according to General Rules of Interpretation 1 and 6, this commodity is classified under 8714.89.

Product Name: Declare the Chinese and foreign language names of the commodity, which should accurately reflect the product attributes, such as 'Motorcycle fuel pump' or '摩托车用燃油泵'. Use: Explain the applicable object of the fuel pump, such as 'for motorcycle engine fuel supply system', to prove it is exclusively for motorcycles. Brand: Fill in the brand of the fuel pump (such as DENSO, Mikuni, etc.); if no brand, fill in 'no brand'. Model: Fill in the model or part number of the fuel pump to facilitate customs confirmation of the uniqueness of the commodity. Material: Explain the main materials of the fuel pump, such as metal housing, internal plastic and electronic components, etc. Working Principle: Briefly describe the working method of the fuel pump, such as electric pump, mechanical pump, etc. Electric or Not: Clearly state whether it is an electric fuel pump. There is no difference in classification between electric and non-electric, but it affects the completeness of declaration elements. Applicable Vehicle Model: Fill in the applicable motorcycle displacement or model, such as 'suitable for 125cc motorcycles'. Customs declaration example: Product Name: Motorcycle fuel pump Use: For motorcycle engine fuel supply system Brand: DENSO Model: DFP-101 Material: Metal housing, internal plastic and electronic components Working Principle: Electric Electric or Not: Yes Applicable Vehicle Model: Suitable for 125cc motorcycles HS Code: 87148900 Unclear declaration of use, without emphasizing 'for motorcycles', may be misclassified under 8413 or 8708. Brand and model omitted or incorrect, leading to customs doubts about inconsistency between documents and goods. Material description too general, such as only writing 'metal'; it should be detailed to main components.

The core criteria for classification is: whether the fuel pump is exclusively or primarily for motorcycles. According to the chapter notes of Chapter 87, parts must be exclusively or primarily for vehicles of this chapter. The design and structure of motorcycle fuel pumps are targeted at motorcycle fuel systems, so they are dedicated motorcycle parts. At the same time, they are not general-purpose pumps of 8413, because if a pump of 8413 is exclusively for motorcycles, it should still be classified under 8714 (according to General Rule of Interpretation 1, chapter notes take precedence). In addition, parts of 8708 mainly target automobiles and do not apply to motorcycles. Therefore, this commodity is classified under 8714.89. 841330 Fuel pumps for internal combustion engines: 841330 covers fuel pumps for various internal combustion engines, including automobiles, motorcycles, etc. However, if the pump is exclusively for motorcycles, according to the chapter notes of Chapter 87, it should be classified preferentially under 8714. The difference lies in whether it is exclusively for motorcycles. 870899 Other motor vehicle parts: 870899 applies to parts of automobiles (including tractors), not motorcycles. Motorcycle parts have a dedicated heading 8714, so motorcycle fuel pumps are not classified under 8708. 871410 Motorcycle parts (specifically named): 871410 includes specifically named motorcycle parts such as frames, rims, etc. Fuel pumps are not named, so they are classified under 871489. If the fuel pump is integrated with the engine, it may be classified under 8407 or 8408, but a separately imported fuel pump is still classified under 8714. 841370 Other centrifugal pumps: 841370 is for general-purpose centrifugal pumps. If the fuel pump is centrifugal and not exclusively for motorcycles, it is classified under 8413. But a fuel pump exclusively for motorcycles, even if centrifugal, is still classified under 8714. 848180 Other valves: If the fuel pump has a valve function but its main function is pumping, it is still classified under 8714. Only when the valve is the main function should 8481 be considered. Is it clear that the fuel pump is exclusively for motorcycles? Has the possibility of classification under 8413 general-purpose pumps been excluded? Is it confirmed that it is not an 8708 automobile part? Are the declaration elements complete and accurate? Is it consistent with customs pre-classification or already classified cases?

Why can't motorcycle fuel pumps be classified under 8413? 8413 is a general pump category, including various liquid pumps. However, according to the chapter notes of Chapter 87, parts exclusively for motorcycles should be classified under 8714. Therefore, a fuel pump exclusively for motorcycles, even if the pump body itself falls within the scope of 8413, is preferentially classified under 8714 due to being exclusively for motorcycles. Only general-purpose fuel pumps not exclusively for motorcycles are classified under 8413. How to determine that a fuel pump is exclusively for motorcycles? It can be determined from product design, interface dimensions, installation method, applicable vehicle model information, etc. If the product manual, brand and model clearly point to motorcycles and it cannot be used for other vehicles, it can be identified as dedicated. If necessary, technical materials or a pre-classification application can be provided. Is there any difference in classification between electric fuel pumps and mechanical fuel pumps? No difference. HS code 871489 does not distinguish between electric or mechanical; as long as it is exclusively for motorcycles, it is classified under this code. When declaring, the working principle and whether it is electric should be truthfully filled in for customs review. If a fuel pump is common to both motorcycles and automobiles, which code should it be classified under? If it is indeed common, it cannot be classified under 8714, because 8714 requires exclusive use for motorcycles or bicycles. In this case, it should be classified under 8413 based on its main use or generality. If the main use cannot be determined, it is recommended to apply for pre-classification. After classification under 871489, how to check export tax rebates and regulatory conditions? The latest tax rates and regulatory conditions can be checked through the official website of the General Administration of Customs, China International Trade Single Window, or by consulting a customs broker. Note that tax rates and regulatory conditions may change; the latest official announcements shall prevail. Are brand and model required when declaring? Yes, brand and model are important declaration elements that help customs confirm the commodity and intellectual property. If there is no brand, fill in 'no brand'; the model should be truthfully filled in. Omission may lead to rejection or inspection. Are HS codes for motorcycle fuel pumps consistent across countries? The first six digits of the HS code are basically consistent internationally, but countries may adjust the latter digits. When exporting, it is necessary to confirm the customs code of the destination country; the tariff schedule of the destination country can be consulted. If the fuel pump has an electronic control unit, does it affect classification? No, as long as the main function is pumping fuel and it is exclusively for motorcycles, it is still classified under 871489. The electronic control unit, as an auxiliary component, does not change the classification of the whole machine.