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Electric Fuel Pump Module Assembly Fit for 2007-2009 Jeep Commander V8 4.7L
Electric Fuel Pump Module Assembly Fit for 2007-2009 Jeep Commander V8 4.7L
by MOCA AUTOPARTS
DFP048
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DESCRIPTION
- Condition�/b>New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag.
- Brand�/b>MOCA
- Type�/b>Fuel Pump
- Placement on Vehicle�/b>Fuel Tank
- Items Included�/b>Fuel Filter
- Drive Type�/b>Electrical
- Manufacturer Part Number�/b>S-DFP048
- Manufacturer Warranty�/b>1 Year
- OE/OEM Part Number�/b>E7361M, EM11264
- Interchange Part Number�/b>E7361M, EM11264
- Fuel Type�/b>Gasoline
- UPC�/b>731315359070
Product Description
Product Features
- Pressure sensors are purchased from same chip OE supplier
- Reduce extremely low minimum fuel working level from 20mm to 10mm
- All plastic parts are produced with imported high-performance POM raw materials
- Module use the fuel pmp with most mature structure (38 series), which can sesist ethanol, and with higher efficiency and longer service
Customer questions & answers
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The Major Causes of Fuel Pump Failure1. Misdiagnosis of the vehicle’s problem 2. Rust, corrosion or other contamination in the vehicle’s fuel tank 3. Clogged or plugged fuel filters and strainers 4. Faulty on-vehicle fuel pump wiring or connectors |
Symptoms of a Bad or Failing Fuel Pump1. Whining Noise From the Fuel Tank 2. Difficulty Starting 3. Engine Sputtering 4. Stalling at High Temperatures 5. Loss of Power Under Stress 6.Car Surging 7.Low Gas Mileage 8. Car Will Not Start |
When Replacing a Fuel Pump, please remember1. Replace the filter or strainer with new 2. Professionally flush or clean the fuel tank 3. Inspect, repair, or replace suspect vehicle connectors and wiring 4. Refer to the Diagnostic/Troubleshooting and Installation Guidelines document found in the fuel pump box |
How to get longevity out of your fuel pump1. Replace your inline fuel filter on an annual basis or approximately every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, whichever comes first 2. Keep your fuel system clean by having the throttle body and fuel injection system cleaned approximately every 20,000 to 30,000 miles 3. Follow the rule of avoiding the level of your fuel, falling below a ¼ of a tank |
How to replace a fuel pump
