AirtexE2221S Fuel Pump Sender Assembly

Put it in my 1998 Ford F150 with no problems, seams to be running just fine. I did take the bed off of the truck, this made it a lot easier. I was replacing the fuel take anyway. Roads in Iowa seam to rust things away.

Received pump packed in its box with an Amazon box. Installed today with no problems. I would normally give 5 stars but I was pretty concerned with packaging. First, box wasn't sealed. When I opened it, the pump was flopping around in box. It did have air bag packing but they all were flat from the pump rolling around. The sending unit wasn't secure so I have to hope it will be accurate, so far so good. Recommend to manufacturers the address these issues.

My husband did his own trouble shooting and determined that the problem with his truck was the fuel pump, so he had me order a new one. He installed it himself with no trouble, and the truck has started every time!

Fuel sending unit slow to respond,but works good

Here's a tip - undo the bolts that hold the bed of your truck on and then roll it back over the wheels. You can get to the top of the tank easily. The downside to this method - you don't clean out the particulate matter in the bottom of your tank.

Shopped around and found this pump assembly at a very good price. Got it overnighted after dealing with the local idiot parts store and was pleased to hear it turn on and run perfect. Was a little worried about it being a cheaper part but runs just fine.

No issues - quick install. Removing the truck bed was the worst part of the install. Use poles lashed across the bed at the front and rear stake holes to quickly and easily lift and carry the bed clear of the frame.

Dropped it in the old Farm/Mud truck and it started right up. Can't go wrong with this one.