Jump to content

Jeep Fuel Pump Assembly


Recommended Posts

Well my second fuel pump assembly cracked and puked fuel down the side of the tank, I have called every junk yard in the country (I think we all know the new airtek is for a cherokee). I found a 1991 but it is from a 4 cylinder. Does anyone know if the 1991 4 cylinder will work in the 1991 4.0 liter six? The fellows at JW's are saying yes but I thought folks here might have better knowledge.

TIA :oops:

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Well my second fuel pump assembly cracked and puked fuel down the side of the tank, I have called every junk yard in the country (I think we all know the new airtek is for a cherokee). I found a 1991 but it is from a 4 cylinder. Does anyone know if the 1991 4 cylinder will work in the 1991 4.0 liter six? The fellows at JW's are saying yes but I thought folks here might have better knowledge. TIA :oops:

 

According to my 91 parts manual the senders are the same for all 91 MJs, there is no differentiation between engines. Same goes for the pump, so it should work just fine. :cheers:

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Well my second fuel pump assembly cracked and puked fuel down the side of the tank, I have called every junk yard in the country (I think we all know the new airtek is for a cherokee). I found a 1991 but it is from a 4 cylinder. Does anyone know if the 1991 4 cylinder will work in the 1991 4.0 liter six? The fellows at JW's are saying yes but I thought folks here might have better knowledge. TIA :oops:

 

According to my 91 parts manual the senders are the same for all 91 MJs, there is no differentiation between engines. Same goes for the pump, so it should work just fine. :cheers:

Thanks Don :cheers: these things are getting very hard to find I hope some after market company steps up as I have heard a few of us ask where they could be bought and this is my 3rd unit. :eek:

 

The first died to rust, the second cracked at the hose nipples, and hopefully the 3rd from JW wreckers will be the last. :popcorn:

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Hi Joe,

There are two MJs at the pick-n-pull in Fairfield (near the Air Force base) one is an '86 the other an '89 (?) both were 2.5L, I think the fuel pumps are still in them. I'm not sure if they're the same as the '91s but if they are that's an option.

 

Mike

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Hi Joe,

There are two MJs at the pick-n-pull in Fairfield (near the Air Force base) one is an '86 the other an '89 (?) both were 2.5L, I think the fuel pumps are still in them. I'm not sure if they're the same as the '91s but if they are that's an option.

 

Mike

Thanks Mike :cheers: Sounds like another well worth while JY safari! As I recall the earlier pumps polarity is the reverse of the later model but I am not sure the year breakdown. I quickly paid the $125 asking price at JW because my truck is my DD and I have my Mother-in-Laws toyota corolla (which I hate). These things are becoming scarce and most of us don't realize it until we need one.
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Hello from the Great White North. In the summer I too needed a replacement sending unit. But since none were available, the rad&tank shop where I got a new tank, welded or brazed the crack in the unit. So far so good. Gord :Canadaflag:

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share

×
×
  • Create New...