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aftermarket fuel pump life expectancy 200 1987

posted by  riverbend on  Fri Jan 24 21:28 CST 2014
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My fuel pump died when I was 200 miles from home. Luckily it was nearly in front of the Ford garage in Groton, SD. One aftermarket fuel pump and 24 hours later it is back on the road. The new pump is louder than the old one (which, obviously, was not making any noise at the end). I won't be home until tomorrow night and won't know what they put in until I can look under it.

My guess is that it is not a Bosch pump. Does anyone have experience on how long various aftermarket brands last ? Is there any brand I should change out ASAP, i.e. the URO of fuel pumps?

Thanks

Greg





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