AutobestF1060A Fuel Pump and Strainer Set

The pump did its job-got the vehicle running.Fuel pressure was restored to factory specs. There are two reasons it did not get five stars. First, it is slightly noisier than the old pump. Second,it was missing one of the mounting bosses the old pump had,but I made it work. I would say all-in-all a very good bargain. Buy it if you need a pump.

Came as described. shipped through us postal. direct fit on my 1990 Ford Bronco xlt 5.0. you will have to splice the wires and reuse you original sending unit, so some assembly is required but its pretty simple, I believe 3 screws. I installed mine and started my truck right up. it ran fine until I noticed one of my quick connect fuel fittings was leaking, but that's a whole other issue. cant vouch for how long it will last but I'm sure Ill be okay as long as I don't continuously let the gas run low. buy it, you wont be disappointed

Really happy so for with the timing and quality, if not for saving the Money when the Problems come all at once, noway would i be able to afford to drive a used vehicle!

I replaced the fuel pump in my 1991 Ford Bronco as it was making a loud humming sound. Although the original still worked, I didn't want it to fail, as it will only fail when it is inconvenient. Ford wanted $400 to replace the sending unit/fuel pump assembly. I was able to remove the original pump from the sending unit assembly, and install this unit with no trouble. This unit comes with new orings for the fuel tank lock ring, crimp terminals, and filter screen. It was well packed between 2 layers of foam.The vehicle fired right up, and you can barely hear the fuel pump when switching the ignition on.

So I was on a budget, Auto Part stores (pick your favorite) have OEM fuel pumps listed in the $130-$210 range depending on the name brand (Delphi, Airtex etc). I find this part on Amazon, for $50-$60 and it's prime eligible! "Winning!" ... 6 hours on my back in my apartment parking lot dropping my gas tank to get the old trashed one out and this one in, and bam! It works beautiful, runs fairly quiet all is good with the world. Fast forward 10 months to yesterday. I drive it all day running errands, and when my last one is done, I park it for the day. Come out the next morning, and it will not start! I can hear the pump running, I check everything else on the vehicle except the pump. So I take the fuel pressure regulator off, and turn on the key expecting some gas to come out of the now open fuel line, I mean I just put the fuel pump in 10 short months ago! ... nothing ... Now just so you understand how I used my 92 Bronco for those 10 months. I live 3.5 miles from work, so max of 7 miles a day round trip, more for grocery store runs, a few longer trips to Malls, meet buddies etc ... maybe I put 2,000 miles on it since I also bought another vehicle 5 months ago. Today I went to the Auto Part store and bought one of the name brands. This one was dead, pump ran, but nothing was being pumped. New pump in, and it fired right up. I guess you get what you pay for ... I guess if you are in a jam, and low on funds, and like spending that much time on your back working on your fuel pump, then go for it. Otherwise spend the money on a name brand.

This product sucks gas! No really, it does just what it's supposed to do. I have a 95 ford f150. I removed the bed, pulled out the bad fuel pump, put this one in, and was done in an afternoon. Haven't had any problems with it since. Fuel pressure seems fine and the pump runs quiet. I definitely recommend this pump if you're on a budget.

It's a fuel pump, what more can I say. I could go into why on earth anyone in their right mind would put a fuel pump IN the fuel tank, but I guess it saved them a penny somewhere along the line. Engineer's, I'm sure it looked good on paper.

It works fine , so far no complains on it.