E7270M Fuel Pump Module Assembly For 2011-2014 Ram 1500 5.7L，2011-2012 Ram 1500 3.7L,1PC Electric Fuel Pump & Sending Unit Module Assembly

Installed this in my 2003 Nissan 350Z and it worked as expected. The fit was spot on, and the car fired right up after the swap. Quality looks solid for the price, especially compared to OEM pumps that cost over $200. You will need to swap over the plastic connector piece that holds the fuel hose. Would've been nice if it came with a new one since these are so fragile

Arrived quick. Installed in minutes without any tools. No need to spend hundreds to have a shop do it.

Just to clarify, this fits the G35 Coupe, 2 door (mine is a 2004). The G35 Sedan (4 door) uses a totally different fuel pump. Was simple to install, pulled (yanked) up rear seat to access the install area. The only thing lacking which would have been nice is to include the plastic clip that holds the fuel line attached on the top. Had to remove the clip from the old pump and fortunately I didn't crack or break it (since its made out of plastic).

2015 charger RT with 48,000 miles. installed this part, which looks identical to the factory unit. took about 20-30min to install. after an extended crak(expected) it started fine! i filled up my near empty tank and drove my car with zero issues for approx 200 miles. after the level of fuel gets to where it depends on this module to return fuel to the LH side of the tank is where it fails. after 200 miles it has an extended crank and check engine light for lean bank 1 and 2. car stalled on me and luckily i could get to a parking lot before it died. i filled the tank with a few gallons of gas to drive it to a gas station and fill the tank. Drove fine after that, i got it home, but im going to replace it with a better quality unit. it seems it just doesnt transfer fuel to the LH pump side.

I've had this for about a year and it's still going strong. I had a fuel issue and it turned out to be a pin in my pigtail connection. I installed this anyway and was skeptical due to how cheap it was. 1 year later it's working perfectly still. I'd buy it again in a pinch or in a rush to get the part. I'm on deducting 1 star because it was a little hard to put the retaining ring back on the tank over the top of this unit. Not sure if the seal was just slightly to thick or the top was slightly off round or warped. A little frustrating but I got it on. The old unit I had no issues taking on and off when comparing.

It is a very good part

This fit perfectly! And works great! I will post if it last a few months but for now it's an awesome buy and very worthy of the price! Tip: remember to push down on it so that it sits in the tank perfectly. This was a Perfect fit.

This was a little walletsaver. Considering that the OEM version is over $200, I bought 2 of these, and one is sitting in a box just in case. I don't know if it will last as long as the stock unit, but it seems identical in every way when I compared them side by side, and I wasn't wanting to solder on a new pump.