Delphi Fuel Pump Hanger Assembly P/N:HP10143
Delphi HP10167 fuel pump hanger for the 1986-1988 Ford Bronco II V6 2.9L mounts in the fuel tank and carries the float arm for the gas gauge. This fuel pump hanger assembly is validated, tested and matched to the right vehicle application.
A gas gauge that reads wrong, hard starting or a stumbling engine can come from the hanger. A fuse, a connector or the fuel filter can produce the same complaints, so look those over with the engine off before replacing the hanger, and leave fuel pressure tests to a shop.
It fits the 1986-1988 Ford Bronco II V6 2.9L.
One fuel pump hanger with float arm, seal, lock ring and instruction sheet; the 1986-1988 Ford Bronco II V6 2.9L takes one.
Interchange: 951-3000 · E8TZ 9H307-EA · PFS-146
4011096 · 4017033 · E2097S · E2486 · DHP10167 · 67069 · 69115 · P74069 · P74550S · AFS1004P · RE0055S · RE1004P · C0020H · A27049 · E16109 · SP1167 · SP378H · USEP2097S
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Does the Delphi HP10167 fit a 1986-1988 Ford Bronco II V6 2.9L?
Yes. Delphi HP10167 fits the 1986-1988 Ford Bronco II V6 2.9L, and that vehicle takes one hanger.
Does the HP10167 hanger come with a float arm and lock ring?
Yes. Delphi HP10167 comes with the float arm, a seal, a lock ring and an instruction sheet.
How does this Delphi hanger keep the gas gauge reading correct?
This hanger's empty float height and float retention match OE specifications, which is meant to give a correct gas gauge reading.
Can a wrong gas gauge reading mean the fuel pump hanger needs replacing?
A wrong reading can point to the hanger or its float arm if either is the cause. Hard starting is another sign, but other parts can cause it too, so a shop can test it.
Do I need to clean the tank when installing this fuel pump hanger?
Yes. Check and clean the fuel tank before installing, and use the instruction sheet that comes with the hanger for the steps.
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