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Agent2006
01-24-2019, 07:23 AM
Hello:

When I got this MM it was being parted out, I didn't know if it would even run, had a dead fuel pump 131K on the car, so I ordered a cheapo fuel pump from RA. "BestAuto". might have a defective sending unit, or I'm getting binding from the float arm, I'll check this weekend. I regret going cheap on this item! (Or I botched the install, which would be the 9,000th time I've messed up a simple job.)

BOSCH
CARTER
DELPHI

any preferences from this list?

AIRTEX - multiple warnings about this type
SPECTRA - any good? looks popular on RA

thanks

BUICKMAN
01-24-2019, 08:26 AM
BOSCH fuel pump

fastblackmerc
01-24-2019, 09:06 AM
I'd go with:

Airtex

Carter

Bosch

Delphi

Motorcraft

gdmjoe
01-24-2019, 01:13 PM
fastblackmerc - I'd go with:

Airtex
.
.

Unless Airtex has improved their quality (from previous experiences a few years ago as a service advisor), the ONLY reason that it should be considered would be that you weren't going to drive it much and planned on selling the vehicle within a month or two.

The price (cheapest) reflected the quality and longevity.

The bitterness of poor quality (and multiple warranty replacements) lingers long after the sweetness of low co$t is forgotten.
.

musclemerc
01-24-2019, 03:39 PM
If your NA get a SVT Focus green top pump.
OEM FTW!

kirk
01-24-2019, 03:41 PM
The bitterness of poor quality (and multiple warranty replacements) lingers long after the sweetness of low co$t is forgotten.





That's great stuff Joe :bows:

Agent2006
01-24-2019, 06:14 PM
Thanks to all commenters...I got a Delphi from Amazon.

I'll keep you updated on the results...

MyBlackBeasts
01-24-2019, 07:00 PM
Unless Airtex has improved their quality (from previous experiences a few years ago as a service advisor), the ONLY reason that it should be considered would be that you weren't going to drive it much and planned on selling the vehicle within a month or two.

The price (cheapest) reflected the quality and longevity.

The bitterness of poor quality (and multiple warranty replacements) lingers long after the sweetness of low co$t is forgotten.
.


It is my understanding that Airtex makes the Motorcraft pumps. What am I missing??? :dunno: