DelphiFT4018 Fuel Transfer Unit

General observation: buy this, not some no-name brown box substitute. This is an electrical device that sits in a pool of gasoline. No room for errors here.The rubber seals on my 2005 Dodge Magnum were starting to leak - causing a fuel smell to enter the cabin. Fearing that I could not remove the rusty retaining ring from the pump without destroying the plastic pump itself, I went for a full replacement of both pumps. Recommendations: buy the freaking tool that you put on your ratchet to remove and install the retaining ring - you will curse your existence trying to remove and install them with a screwdriver! Also, make sure your tank is below 1/4 tank of fuel - these pumps mount on an angle and the driver's side of the tank retains a lot of fuel even when near empty (the tank is shaped like a saddle and does not empty at the same rate). Next, when you pull these fuel lines out, make sure you tie a wire or string to the end of the lines to feed the new lines back in! You do not want to be up to your elbows with a hand mirror trying to find the tiny passageway that the lines go thru. Lastly, on my pump the wires for the in-tank electrical connectors were a hair short - I solved this by clipping one zip tie on the fuel hose and install was a breeze after that.

paid a little extra for this, it ended up being $20 more here than i could have got it at local parts store, but it worked when the cheap pump didnt work