Feature:
Ford uses more than 1 type of fuel pumps for their trucks. The OEM number for the fuel pump you need must match one of the corresponding part numbers below for this part to fit.
Corresponds to OEM & Part numbers: E2237S, LX3Z-9H307AB, XL3Z-9H307BB, XL3Z-9H307EB, XL3Z-9H307DB, 3886-1002, 323-01259
- Upgraded core components of electric fuel pump, greatly improve the efficiency and stability of fuel delivery. High precision oil level sensor, chip surface with plating, accurate signal transmission, avoid running out of fuel and causing your car to break down
- ✅Hight quality supporting wire rod internal connection wire is strictly selected for coil resistance, high temperature resistance and flame retardant wire- longer service life
- ✅Built in fourth-generation turbo pump, and Metal
- Carin hangers are routed so as to not contact the tank or vehicle underbody at any point eliminating noise and vibration during vehicle operation
- ✅High performance Fuel Pump Core Strict selection of high performance complete car pump core to ensure oil supply stability. Works like factory original. Ideal for 2000 Ford F-150 XL, 2001 Ford F-150, 1999 F-150. 4.2L. Regular cab ect.
- ✅COMPATIBILITY: 1999-2003 Ford F-150 V6-4.2L; 1996-1997 Dodge Ram 3500 V8-5.9L ( You can Search part number E2237S, and the compatibility automotive fitment stripe in the listing page is the same in amazon! you can refer to it!). Interchange Reference Part #: E2237S, XL3Z 9H307-BB, PFS105, 950-0172. Replacement for ACDELCO:EP2051H/EP2052H/EP2054H/EP2055H, AIRTEX:E2237S BOSCH:67135/67230/67232/67234/67240. Please make sure to match the exact part numbers between this part and the original part
Fits Vehicles of the Following Years and Make
Ford F150
1999-2003: Regular Cab with 139" Wheel Base only, excluding Lightning; All Engines
1999-2003: Super Cab with 157" Wheel Base only, excluding Lightning; All Engines
2004: Heritage model Regular Cab with 139" Wheel Base only, excluding Lightning; All Engines
2004: Heritage mode Super Cab with 157" Wheel Base only, excluding Lightning; All Engines
Ford F250
1999: models with 139” wheel base only; All Engines
Package Include：
New Fuel Pump Module Assembly
New Strainers
New Fuel Level Sensor & Floater Arm
Package Include:
1X Fuel Pump Module Assembly
CarBole Pumps are Efficient, Low-noise and Long-lasting.
a. Designed to maintain the high pressures which modern fuel-injected vehicles require.
b. Instead of very loud vibrating hum for other common pumps in the market, CarBole fuel pumps has only faint "wheen" sound during priming and are virtually silent when the engine is running.
c. Improved design and upgraded plastic components for longer service life
Solved the Common Problems
Was your car hard to start up?
Did your beloved car accelerate inefficiently or driving with difficulty?
All of above-mentioned problems, Carbole ELectric Fuel Pump can solve it like a breeze.
Notice:
1. When replacing the product, please note the installation direction and position of the old product, and install it correctly in the original position.
2. If the product does not work, please use a multimeter to measure the resistance of the float when it moves up and down at 2k Ω. If the resistance does not change, the product may not be used. Please contact for replacement.
Fits Vehicles of the Following Years and Make
- Ford F150
- PICKUP (2004) Heritage, (4.2L), Regular Cab, 4x2, 139" WB
- PICKUP (2004) Heritage, (4.2L), Regular Cab, 4x4, 139" WB
- PICKUP (2004) Heritage, (4.2L), Super Cab, 157" WB
- PICKUP (2004) Heritage, (4.6L), Regular Cab, 4x2, 139" WB
and more.. please ask in the Q&A if you have any question..
- Ford F250
- FORD F250 PICKUP (1999) (thru 8500 GVW), (4.6L), Regular Cab, MT
- FORD F250 PICKUP (1999) (thru 8500 GVW), (4.6L), Super Cab, MT
Find answers in product Q&As
Q: Do I need to buy a specific version of this pump to fit my particular vehicle?
A: Yes, please carefully check your vehicle year & make & model with our description
Q: Will my fuel pump always exhibit warning signs if it is failing?
A: No. Noise, exhaust smoke, warning lights, hard starting, stalling, and hesitation can all be signs of a failing fuel pump. However, it is also possible that none of these signs could be present.
Q: Are there ways to test my fuel pump to see if it is performing efficiently?
A: Yes. Inspecting fuel pressure and/or examining engine data and codes with a scan tool can help determine potential concerns.
Q: Are there preventative measures I can take to help prevent/minimize fuel contamination that could damage my fuel pump?
A: Yes. It is good practice to refuel with high quality fuel from well known, high volume, trusted fuel stations whenever possible.
