2016 Ford Focus - Fuel Pump Strainer

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Precision Fuel Pumps Fuel Sending Unit/Assembly - A33191

Part #:
A33191
Line:
PFP
Multiple Applications
Negative Ground:   No
Pressure Rating (psi):   70 To 90 psi
Hardware Included:   No

Precision Fuel Pump - HP16415

Part #:
HP16415
Line:
PFP
Direct Injection High Pressure Fuel Pump  
Color:   Chrome
Inlet Type:   Male Quick-Connect
Material:   Steel

Standard Ignition Fuel Pump - GDP202

Part #:
GDP202
Line:
STD
Direct Injection High Pressure Fuel Pump  
Terminal Type:   Blade
Number Of Terminals:   2
Gasket Or Seal Included:   No

Standard Ignition 2 Terminal Fuel Injector Connector - S2328

Part #:
S2328
Line:
STD
Direct Injection High Pressure Fuel Pump  
Number Of Wires:   2
Terminal Type:   Blade
Connector Gender:   Female

Import Direct Ignition 2 Terminal Multi-Function Connector - 40-0114

Part #:
40-0114
Line:
IDI
Direct Injection High Pressure Fuel Pump  
Number Of Wires:   2
Terminal Type:   Blade
Connector Gender:   Male

Standard Ignition Fuel Pump - GDP203

Part #:
GDP203
Line:
STD
Direct Injection High Pressure Fuel Pump  
Terminal Type:   Blade
Number Of Terminals:   2
Gasket Or Seal Included:   No

What is a Fuel Pump Strainer?


Your fuel pump strainer is an important part of your vehicle's fuel system. The fuel pump strainer, often called a fuel sock, is a mesh filter fitted to the bottom of the fuel pump. The strainer covers the fuel pick-up tube, which the pump uses to draw in fuel from the tank. Your fuel pump strainer acts as a barrier against harmful debris, such as dirt, sand, water, rust particles, fuel deposits, varnish, and tank sediment, preventing damage to the fuel pump and other fuel system components that could be caused by pollutants and debris, while also protecting your engine from performance issues as a result of dirty fuel. Fuel strainers and filters are often confused with one another - while they both keep debris out of your vehicle's fuel, they are designed to filter fuel in different areas of the system. Fuel pump strainers can become clogged over time, which can result in poor or reduced fuel economy, or may suffer wear that can allow sediment through and damage your vehicle's fuel pump or other fuel system components. Though the strainer is not considered a routine maintenance item, it should be replaced at the same time as the fuel pump to ensure the longest possible life. O'Reilly Auto Parts carries fuel pump strainers, fuel filters, and replacement pumps for complete fuel system repair.