Automotive fuel pumps?
Having to replace fuel pumps on my 02 XJR and wondering if anyone has tried the Aeromotive pump such as-
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/aei-11569
Just want something reliable.Automotive should be AEROMOTIVE
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/aei-11569
Just want something reliable.Automotive should be AEROMOTIVE
Last edited by convincor; Mar 15, 2021 at 06:40 AM. Reason: Spell check doesn't like Aeromotive
Nothing wrong with Summit equipment, but I'd why not go OEM (Denso)? If yours are original (amazing if so), you got 20 yrs out of those...
...I put 2 of these in 7 yrs ago and are quiet. I know it says 2 wks, but you have a part #. Delphi makes some decent electrical parts as well....Autozone has those in stock usually.
The one brand I will never use again is Airtex. Had to put 2 of them (within a month) in my work truck yrs ago. Sure they covered it, but not the labor to redo it.
The one brand I will never use again is Airtex. Had to put 2 of them (within a month) in my work truck yrs ago. Sure they covered it, but not the labor to redo it.
Denso shows it discontinued https://www.densoproducts.com/denso-...d-strainer-set
I did order a pair of Delphi Rockauto list the Delphi as there "premium" option.
I'm just second guessing my choice. I would never use the Airtex either.
I did order a pair of Delphi Rockauto list the Delphi as there "premium" option.
I'm just second guessing my choice. I would never use the Airtex either.
fuel pumps are fuel pumps for the most part, i use a generic ranger/mustang fuel pump with the narrow ford connector, $15 each on ebay
uro stamps over them and sells it for 2x the price
uro stamps over them and sells it for 2x the price
Last edited by xalty; Mar 15, 2021 at 09:34 AM.
Ive been running a pair of these in my XJR for 3 years now and so far so good.
So I reached out to Denso, and they discontinued the pump and offer no replacement. I end up going with the ERO from rockauto. Being a direct fit, same connector and 2 year unlimited mileage warranty. Not that that really matters but at least it's 2 year over the other 1 year.. Makes it sound better. Idk..
Take the most you can get for the best price. Quiet is also important ..or you'll hear that constant impeller hum which will resonate in a solid car like this.
That doesn't look like a bad one k-man. Seems to cover quite a range of installs and not priced badly either.
That doesn't look like a bad one k-man. Seems to cover quite a range of installs and not priced badly either.
Last edited by Highhorse; Mar 18, 2021 at 08:14 AM.
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Is there any difference? 98 -03 should be the same correct?
Last edited by convincor; Mar 18, 2021 at 11:36 AM.
that denso it fits all jag x308.
https://www.jaguarparts.com/oem-part...embly-jlm20529
Were the C2N3866 fits 98-2003. https://www.jagbits.com/product/C2N3866-OE.html
Is it just the different connector?
JLM20529 = early XK8, C2N = X308.
the URO one is fine, it’s quiet and is plug and play
https://www.ebay.com/itm/373494376204
this is the cheapest plug and play
the URO one is fine, it’s quiet and is plug and play
https://www.ebay.com/itm/373494376204
this is the cheapest plug and play
Last edited by xalty; Mar 18, 2021 at 12:34 PM.
I also used Delphi from Autozone.. Minor mods to the rubber cushioning. Plugs fit. The filters/socks were replaced with decent quality aftermarket items from Rock Auto. I do not care for the design of original Jaguar filters (and they are stupid expensive).
Yikes, I recently had my fuel pump and pressure regulator replaced because it wasn't starting correctly. I don't work on my own cars as I am sure you can tell. But did those links include the regulator as well? Are they hard to change out? Thanks.
I just put 2 of these in my 03’ SV8.
Denso 951-0008
Its currently $72 on Amazon.
It comes with a wire splice adapter so it’s not a true plug n play. There’s no sock with this pump either but, if you want high quality components, you gotta improvise. I used a Delphi sock.
Denso 951-0008
Its currently $72 on Amazon.
It comes with a wire splice adapter so it’s not a true plug n play. There’s no sock with this pump either but, if you want high quality components, you gotta improvise. I used a Delphi sock.







