US Motor Works USEP2454M fuel pump module for the 2006-2009 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L and other vehicles moves fuel from the tank toward the engine. The module is also called a fuel pump assembly.
- Tank seal included with the module
Quick facts
- Part: US Motor Works USEP2454M fuel pump module
- Also called: fuel pump assembly
- Fits: 2006-2009 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L and other vehicles
Hard starting, stalling, a loss of power under load or a whine from the tank can mean the pump inside the module is weakening. A clogged fuel filter, a blown fuse or a failed relay can sit behind the same symptoms, so find the cause before buying a new module.
Fits
It fits the 2006-2009 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L, the 2007-2009 Ford Explorer Sport Trac V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L and the 2006-2009 Mercury Mountaineer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L.
Specifications
- Engine codes: V6-4.0L, V8-4.6L
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Tank seal: included
In the box
One fuel pump module with a tank seal. This listing holds one module, and the vehicles above take one.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the US Motor Works USEP2454M fit the 2006-2009 Ford Explorer with the V8 4.6L engine?
Yes. US Motor Works USEP2454M fits the 2006-2009 Ford Explorer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L, and each of those engines takes one module.
Does the US Motor Works fuel pump module assembly come with a tank seal?
Yes. US Motor Works USEP2454M includes a tank seal. The listing is one module.
Is this fuel pump module right for the 2006-2009 Mercury Mountaineer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L?
Yes. This module is listed for the 2006-2009 Mercury Mountaineer V6 4.0L or V8 4.6L, and the vehicle takes one.
Can hard starting or a whine from the tank mean the fuel pump module is failing?
Yes, those can be signs of a weak pump, along with stalling or a loss of power under load. Fuel pressure testing involves the fuel system, so a shop should do it.
Can I keep driving if my fuel pump module cuts out now and then?
No. A pump that cuts out can leave the engine stalling without warning, so have the car checked or the module replaced promptly.
