Buy Bosch 67620 Original Equipment Replacement Electric Fuel PumpBosch 67620 Original Equipment Replacement Electric Fuel Pump Product Description:
- Superior turbine pump design virtually eliminates fuel pulsation
- Bosch impeller ring provides smooth fuel flow
- Precision, spin-balanced and polymer-encased armature reduces noise and vibration
- Premium carbon brushes, utilizing advanced materials provides longer, reliable service life
- Noise suppression coil virtually eliminates radio frequency interference
Product Description
Bosch state-of-the-art turbine fuel pumps offer many advantages when compared to older roller-cell and inner-gear pump designs. Not only do these pumps offer near silent operation and improved drivability, the core components of this turbine design significantly reduce wear and deliver a longer service life. That's an important consideration when choosing a replacement fuel pump. You can install Bosch Turbine Fuel Pumps with complete confidence. They're nearly identical in dimension and appearance to the units they replace for a precise fit every time. Plus, application-specific, illustrated step-by-step instructions are included with all Bosch Turbine Fuel Pumps for safe and easy installation.
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By WellingtonColorado
The fuel gauge stopped working on my 1994 Dakota over a year ago and began using the trip odometer to track fuel. When I finally got some time I tracked the issue down to the sending unit so I purchased a new sending unit from the Dodge dealer, dropped the tank, installed the sending unit, gauge worked for only 2 tankfulls then quit again. I thought maybe it was an intermittent short in the wiring or the gauge itself so spent many hours checking & rechecking but everything pointed back to the sending unit again. This time I decided that if I was dropping the tank again I was going to also replace the fuel pump since the truck has almost 90K miles on it (yes, very low documented miles). So, I purchased this Bosch even though it was the most expensive as the reviews for the AirTex and other pumps were not all that good and I only wanted to do this one more time. THE BEST DECISION I MADE!!!! The gauge has been working for almost 2 months and is extremely accurate.While I had the tank dropped I did a little analysis of the sending unit I got from the Dodge dealer and it is, by far, a lot cheaper made product than the sending unit on the Bosch fuel pump. The float & float arm was extremely loose and the contacts were not tight which created a lose in signal. When I hooked up the Bosch I tried to get it to lose signal and it wouldn't as it was a tight sending unit in every aspect.Bosch may be more expensive but they do pay dividends in not having to redo prior work due to poor workmanship.
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By T. Johnson
I was really impressed how it was better than the stock one on my Dakota. It was a challenge moving one part from the old one to the new, but I did it.I read two ways to get to the filter/fuel pump. 1) Drop the tank after emptying it. 2) Lifting the bed. After reading and watching some youtubes I decided to lift the bed. It was only 8 bolts and two electric plugs and it came off. My son and I lifted it off. Neither of us are big or strong, but we did it. I'd say anyone can do it. Once I got to the tank I had to loosen the holding ring. Since I didn't want sparks I used a hammer and a piece of wood. It came right off and the whole part lifted right off. While putting the new one in I turned it about 20 degrees counter clockwise since the fuel gauge didn't work correctly. Now everything is great. Even the fuel gauge works now.
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By Paul
Product so far works great. It fits my tank setup perfectly. The sending unit measures well on my 22 gallon gas tank. No issues with any thing so far.
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