Delphi Fuel Pump Module Assembly P/N:FG0327
Delphi FG0444 fuel pump module for the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix delivers fuel from the tank to the engine. This Delphi fuel pump module assembly is built to Delphi's OE standards.
Hard starting, stalling or a fuel gauge that reads wrong can point to a worn fuel pump module. A clogged fuel filter, a failed relay or a blown fuse can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before you buy. Some catalogs list this part as a fuel pump assembly.
This fuel pump module fits the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix, which takes one. The listing is a single module.
One fuel pump module with float arm, seal, splice kit and instruction sheet.
Interchange: 402-P3564M
MU1240 · MU1905 · 4010414 · E3564M · DFG0444 · F2575A · 67460 · P76136M · AFS0828S · RE0828S · 19180111 · 19332079 · 25358346 · 89060195 · 1AMFP00160 · A0207M · A27079 · SP6444M · USEP3564M
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Will this fuel pump module work in a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix?
Yes. Delphi FG0444 is matched to the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix, and the car takes one module.
Does the Delphi module come with a float arm and splice kit?
Yes. Delphi FG0444 comes with the float arm, a seal, a splice kit and an instruction sheet.
What does the float arm on the Delphi fuel module do?
The float arm reads the fuel level for the gas gauge. Its empty float height and float retention match OE specifications for correct readings.
Can a weak fuel pump module cause hard starting and stalling?
It can be one cause of both. A shop can test fuel pressure to show where the fault is.
Should I clean the tank before installing the Delphi fuel pump module?
Yes. Check and clean the fuel tank first, and follow the instruction sheet that comes with the module.
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