Fuel Pump & Sending Unit Module Delphi FG0324 - DEFPU00007

Lifetime Warranty

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step : Step 1: Depressurize fuel system (1:30)

• With the car running, open the hood and access the fuse center.
• Pull out the fuel pump relay which is #18 in this car.
• After awhile your car will stop running because it runs out of fuel.

step : Step 2: Disconnect battery (2:20)

• Use an 8mm wrench to disconnect the negative battery cable

step : Step 3: Disconnect and remove fuel tank (2:30)

• Spray the bolts on the straps holding the fuel tank with penetrating oil.
• Loosen up the clamp at the top of the fuel neck.
• Grab onto that hose and twist it free and pull it off.
• Unplug the connectors by pulling out the safety tabs.
• Unclip the green clip behind the fuel tank by prying the tab and pinching to disconnect the line.
• Make sure you have a catch pan ready because this will leak fuel.
• Repeat on the upper line with the blue tab.
• Use a screwdriver to help if it’s difficult to reach.
• Disconnect the rest of the hoses.
• Loosen the heat shield between the exhaust and the tank.
• Support the tank and remove the straps.

step : Step 4 Remove assembly (8:03)

• Use your needle nose pliers to disconnect the locking tab at the top of the connector.
• Unplug the wiring from the fuel pump assembly.
• Use a chisel and hammer to remove the locking ring.
• Pull the fuel pump assembly up and out.
• Remove the old O ring

step : Step 5 Install new fuel pump (10:06)

• Put in the new O ring
• Place the new assembly in and lock the locking ring in place by turning it clockwise into the brackets.
• Secure with hammer and chisel.
• Plug in the new lead and use wire taps to connect the wiring with the old square ended lead.
• New large black lead connects to the old black lead.
• New thin black lead connects to old black and white lead.
• Purple and purple leads connect as do the grey ones.

step : Step 6 Reinstall the fuel tank (13:49)

• Jack the tank back up.
• Bolt the straps back in, tightening the bolts with a hand wrench.
• Reconnect all the harnesses.
• Reconnect the big tube.
• Reconnect all the fuel lines, remembering to remove the little green line protectors.
• Secure the heat shield.
• Reconnect the fuel neck.

step : Step 7: Finish up (15:40)

• Put the fuel pump relay back in.
• Reconnect the battery.
• Cycle the key a couple times to make sure the fuel gauge is working.
• Start the car and check underneath for any fuel leaks.