Can any one educate me on fuel pumps?
02-21-2010, 02:39 PM
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Can any one educate me on fuel pumps?
Hi Ford fans!
I am in the hunt for a fuel pump that is E85 friendly that I can pull out of junkyards. I noticed that the 5.4L trucks starting in 06 are E85 / flex fuel ready, and I believe this may be a good factory fuel pump to use (most likely in a twin configuration for my race car project).
Anyway, few questions.
1. Are there specific "flex fuel versions" of the 06+ f150, or did ALL F150's get a flex fuel option?
2. Does anyone know what the manufacture of a stock FFV f150 fuel pump is. Model numbers, etc?
3. How do multiple tank situations work? What tank feeds the "high pressure" or whatever you would call it?
4. Anything else you think I should know about Ford flex fuel pumps? Changes from year to year? What about 09+?
I am in the hunt for a fuel pump that is E85 friendly that I can pull out of junkyards. I noticed that the 5.4L trucks starting in 06 are E85 / flex fuel ready, and I believe this may be a good factory fuel pump to use (most likely in a twin configuration for my race car project).
Anyway, few questions.
1. Are there specific "flex fuel versions" of the 06+ f150, or did ALL F150's get a flex fuel option?
2. Does anyone know what the manufacture of a stock FFV f150 fuel pump is. Model numbers, etc?
3. How do multiple tank situations work? What tank feeds the "high pressure" or whatever you would call it?
4. Anything else you think I should know about Ford flex fuel pumps? Changes from year to year? What about 09+?
02-23-2010, 05:16 PM
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1. Are there specific "flex fuel versions" of the 06+ f150, or did ALL F150's get a flex fuel option?
Yes, it's an option. There is a different letter in the VINs between the gas and FF versions of the 5.4.
2. Does anyone know what the manufacture of a stock FFV f150 fuel pump is. Model numbers, etc?
Fuel Pump
Gas
126", 133" Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
Contact dealer for most current part and price information.
7L3Z9H307A $280.54
Notes
139" Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
Contact dealer for most current part and price information.
7L3Z9H307B $280.54 Notes
145", 150", 163" Wheelbase
Without Extended Range
To 12/3/07
8L3Z9H307C $330.95 Notes
With Extended Range
To 12/3/07
Contact dealer for most current part and price information.
7L3Z9H307D $280.54 Notes
Ethanol
126", 133", Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
7L3Z9H307E $184.54 Notes
139" Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
8L3Z9H307F $412.32 Notes
145", 150", 163" Wheelbase Without Extended Range
To 12/3/07
8L3Z9H307G $513.83 Notes
With Extended Range
To 12/3/07
7L3Z9H307H $229.23 Notes
3. How do multiple tank situations work? What tank feeds the "high pressure" or whatever you would call it?
Haven't seen a multi tank setup.
4. Anything else you think I should know about Ford flex fuel pumps? Changes from year to year? What about 09+?[/quote]
See above.
Yes, it's an option. There is a different letter in the VINs between the gas and FF versions of the 5.4.
2. Does anyone know what the manufacture of a stock FFV f150 fuel pump is. Model numbers, etc?
Fuel Pump
Gas
126", 133" Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
Contact dealer for most current part and price information.
7L3Z9H307A $280.54
Notes 139" Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
Contact dealer for most current part and price information.
7L3Z9H307B $280.54
Notes 145", 150", 163" Wheelbase
Without Extended Range
To 12/3/07
8L3Z9H307C $330.95
Notes With Extended Range
To 12/3/07
Contact dealer for most current part and price information.
7L3Z9H307D $280.54
Notes Ethanol
126", 133", Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
7L3Z9H307E $184.54
Notes 139" Wheelbase
To 12/3/07
8L3Z9H307F $412.32
Notes 145", 150", 163" Wheelbase Without Extended Range
To 12/3/07
8L3Z9H307G $513.83
Notes With Extended Range
To 12/3/07
7L3Z9H307H $229.23
Notes3. How do multiple tank situations work? What tank feeds the "high pressure" or whatever you would call it?
Haven't seen a multi tank setup.
4. Anything else you think I should know about Ford flex fuel pumps? Changes from year to year? What about 09+?[/quote]
See above.
02-24-2010, 07:22 AM
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Rockauto didn't seperate ffv from gas, and I don't want an aftermarket pump in these high flow conditions.
I really appreciate the part listing from above, it at least confirms that they are different. Now I just need to find out if the sending units or the pumps make the price different from model to model.
I really appreciate the part listing from above, it at least confirms that they are different. Now I just need to find out if the sending units or the pumps make the price different from model to model.
02-24-2010, 10:57 PM
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Rockauto didn't seperate ffv from gas, and I don't want an aftermarket pump in these high flow conditions.
I really appreciate the part listing from above, it at least confirms that they are different. Now I just need to find out if the sending units or the pumps make the price different from model to model.
I really appreciate the part listing from above, it at least confirms that they are different. Now I just need to find out if the sending units or the pumps make the price different from model to model.