Delphi Fuel Pump Module Assembly P/N:FG0271
Delphi FG0368 fuel pump module for the 1996 Dodge B2500 V6 3.9L, V8 5.2L or 5.9L and other vehicles delivers fuel from the tank to the engine and reports fuel level through its float arm. This Delphi fuel pump module assembly is built to OE standards.
Before you replace the module, rule out a blown fuse, a failed relay or a wiring fault, because each of those can also leave an engine hard to start. A fuel gauge that reads wrong, hard starting or stalling can point to a failing pump or float arm.
This Delphi fuel pump module fits the 1996 Dodge B2500 V6 3.9L, V8 5.2L or 5.9L, the 1996 Dodge B1500 V6 3.9L or V8 5.2L and the 1996 Dodge B3500 V8 5.2L or 5.9L. The fitment calls for one module per vehicle, not one per side or per cylinder.
One fuel pump module with float arm and one instruction sheet.
Interchange: 4798 271 · 4883 029 · 953-3055
MU2041 · 4010072 · E7100M · DFG0368 · F3111A · 67647 · P74698M · AFS0308S · RE0308S · C0429M · A30086 · SP7100M · USEP7100M
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Is the Delphi fuel module right for the 1996 Dodge B3500 V8 5.2L or 5.9L?
Yes. Delphi FG0368 fits the 1996 Dodge B3500 V8 5.2L or 5.9L, and the fitment lists a quantity of one.
Does the Delphi module come with a float arm?
Yes. Delphi FG0368 is supplied with its float arm and an instruction sheet.
What does the float arm on this fuel pump assembly do?
The float arm reads the fuel level in the tank. Its empty float height and float retention are set to give a correct gas gauge reading.
Can a wrong fuel gauge reading come from the module?
Yes, it can, if the float arm is the cause, since the arm reports the fuel level to the gauge. Hard starting is another sign that can point to the pump.
Should I clean the tank when installing the Delphi FG0368?
Yes. Check and clean the fuel tank before the new module goes in, and follow the instruction sheet packed with it.
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