2005 Nissan Altima - Fuel Pump

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Import Direct Fuel Pump Assembly - A33172

Part #:
A33172
Line:
IDF
$227.99 Each
Availability Controls for Import Direct Fuel Pump Assembly
Fuel Pump Module Assembly   With California Emissions
Negative Ground:   No
Pressure Rating (psi):   46 To 61 psi
Hardware Included:   No

Import Direct Fuel Pump Module Assembly - A27057

Part #:
A27057
Line:
IDF
$367.99 Each
Availability Controls for Import Direct Fuel Pump Module Assembly
Multiple Applications
Inlet Diameter (in):   3/8 Inch
Terminal Type:   Blade
Connector Shape:   Rectangle

MasterPro Fuel Pump Module Assembly - MPA27057

Part #:
MPA27057
Line:
MPF
$216.99 Each
Availability Controls for MasterPro Fuel Pump Module Assembly
Multiple Applications
Voltage (V):   12 Volt
Electric Or Mechanical:   Electric
Maximum Flow Rate (GPH):   50 GPH

Delphi Automotive Fuel Pump Module Assembly - FG0987

Part #:
FG0987
Line:
DLP
$334.99 Each
Availability Controls for Delphi Automotive Fuel Pump Module Assembly
Fuel Pump Module Assembly   Without California Emissions
Material:   Plastic
Negative Ground:   No
Pressure Rating (psi):   48 To 52 psi

Delphi Automotive Fuel Pump Module Assembly - FG1783

Part #:
FG1783
Line:
DLP
$451.99 Each
Availability Controls for Delphi Automotive Fuel Pump Module Assembly
Fuel Pump Module Assembly   With California Emissions
Material:   Plastic
Negative Ground:   No
Pressure Rating (psi):   51 To 94 psi

Hella Fuel Pump - 358300291

Part #:
358300291
Line:
HLA
$151.99 Each
Availability Controls for Hella Fuel Pump
Multiple Applications
Electric Or Mechanical:   Electric
Tank Seal Included:   Yes
The fuel pump removes fuel from the tank and pressurizes it for use in the fuel delivery system. On older vehicles, a mechanical fuel pump driven by the camshaft was used. On most modern vehicles, an electronic pump located in the tank pumps the fuel directly from the tank through the rest of the system. It is activated as soon as you turn the key to create fuel pressure for startup. If you try to start your car and it won't fire, listen near your fuel tank when you turn the key on. If your fuel pump is no longer turning on or is failing, you may hear a whining noise or no noise at all from the fuel tank. If it is still working intermittently, you may also notice misfires or a rough running engine that may stall. If you need a fuel pump, fuel filter, or other parts of a fuel repair, visit O'Reilly Auto Parts.