so I have a airtex Fuel Pump going go out parts store gave me a bosch pump only can I swap just the pump into this sending unit or is it all one unit











did they give me the wrong part? or can I swap the pump only

 

Yes, the pump alone can be replaced, but I think putting a Bosch pump into an Airtex unit is like putting lace curtains on a pig's ****. You'll still have the Airtex fuel pressure regulator/filter and fuel level sending unit to deal with.

Take the pump back and buy a Bosch fuel pump module assembly or a Carter fuel pump module assembly.

 

has anybody had problems with precision fuel pumps?

 

No, I've had several installed in various vehicles over the years. Just had one put in my newly acquired '97 Grand Cherokee Friday. DD for my daughter.

Sent her alone back home Saturday, 250 miles away through the mountains. And she's 6 months pregnant.

Obviously I have confidence in Precision fuel pumps. Buy the whole assembly including the sender.

 

Good because i havent heard anything bad or good but alot of bad about airtech.i ended up ordering a precision because bosch is high dollar.

 

Well the airtex fuel pump is under warranty so im exchanging for a new one.Anybody need a new fuel pump for cheap?im tring precision brand because its all i could afford.

 

Good Luck, You probably couldn't give away an Airtex fuel pump on here. Since they are worthless fuel pumps.

 

Rite.lol i was joking.

 

Ebay was made for worthless junk.

Incidentally, Jeep and NAPA told me the Bosch fuel pump only had a 1 year warranty, while the Precision from O'Reilly's had a lifetime warranty.

I don't want to have to replace one again anytime soon.

 

A poster on NAXJA said, some time ago, that he works for O'reilly and he thinks Precision pumps are just Airtex pumps repackaged.

Lifetime warranty? All ChiCom parts have a lifetime warranty.

LOL

 

I think your rite on that because it had the same model # but turns out that wasnt my problem the the jeep starts runs fine until warm up and studders and stalls andwont start until cool down.i believe God lead me to read a post on naxja about the ckp failing during temps.i assimed tbr airtex failed becauae all the critism and blamed it and went and bought a repackaged airtex . Dont i feel dumb.im going to try the ckp tommorrow but this tine i want to buy the oem part.should u go to the dealer?and whats the diff. Cps ckp?

 

I'm laughing at you for reposting something a store clerk "thinks" rather than researching it for facts.

I'm surprised that you would pass along something like that.

 

Firestorm500, maybe that counter puke at O'reilly was right (read what HS00XJ said).

CKP is what Chrysler calls the Crankshaft Position Sensor and CPS is what the Cherokee owner folks call it.

The OEM CKP/CPS from the dealer is highly recommended. Other aftermarket units seem to fail prematurely.

 

I think this CPS thing can continue is the OP's other thread on that issue, by the looks of it.

 

Thanks thanks CCKen