US Motor Works USEP2272S fuel pump module for the 1998-2000 Ford Crown Victoria V8 4.6L and other vehicles sends fuel from the tank to the engine. Also called a fuel pump assembly, it is the in-tank unit that holds the pump.
A weak pump can show up as hard starting, stalling or a no-start. Before you replace the module, rule out a blown fuel pump fuse, a bad relay and damaged wiring, since any of them can also leave the pump without power. If the module is the cause, this unit replaces it.
It fits the 1998-2000 Ford Crown Victoria V8 4.6L, the 1998-2000 Lincoln Town Car V8 4.6L and the 1998-2000 Mercury Grand Marquis V8 4.6L. A 1998-2000 Ford Crown Victoria V8 4.6L takes one module, and so do the other cars named here; this listing is one module.
One fuel pump module with a tank seal and hardware.
Is the US Motor Works USEP2272S fuel pump module right for a 1998-2000 Ford Crown Victoria V8 4.6L?
Yes. The US Motor Works USEP2272S fuel pump module fits the 1998-2000 Ford Crown Victoria V8 4.6L, and that car takes one.
Can I put this fuel pump module in a 1998-2000 Lincoln Town Car V8 4.6L?
Yes. This module fits the 1998-2000 Lincoln Town Car V8 4.6L, which takes one.
Does the US Motor Works USEP2272S come with a tank seal and hardware?
Yes. The US Motor Works USEP2272S fuel pump module comes with a tank seal and hardware, so you do not need to source them separately.
What can a failing fuel pump module look like on the road?
Sputtering under load, a long crank before the engine starts or the engine cutting out can all be signs. Testing fuel pressure means working on the fuel system, so a shop should do it.
Can I keep driving with a fuel pump module that is starting to fail?
No. A failing module can stall the engine or leave you stranded, so have it checked and replaced promptly.
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