I need to buy a fuel pump for our ‘06 Jeep Liberty. I know it’s older, but is in good shape, and we plan to keep it for a while. I haven’t had to buy a fuel pump for a few years…are there any reliable aftermarket brands, or is it best to go OEM? Thanks in advance.
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Put a rubber mallet with your spare tire, so you can get it going again if & when it does fail!
If you're not willing to spend the money on the Mopar, get Bosch.
How much is OEM from a dealership selling Mopar parts online?
Bosch +1
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My Nissan OEM was a Bosch. Replaced pre emptively at 14 years with another Bosch.
I put a Bosch pump in mine about 10 years ago . Inside the Bosch box was a factory pump. I don't know if that's still the case
Stay away from Delphi parts. Bosch is the best choice.
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Bosh is most likely the oem pump anyhow
I checked a few, and they were a little more than Rock Auto.
Let us know what actually comes in the box.
Kinda as noted above, I recently ordered an IAT sensor for a Subaru. Brand was SMP (Standard Motor) but a Bosch sensor was in the box. From RA.
I got Bosch pumps in both of my cars. Avoid airtex and carter like the plague i don't know anything about delphi pumps.
I would pass on a Delphi pump. We used one in a 97 GMC truck and it only lasted about 11,000 miles and about a year and a half. OEM doesn't seem to be available anymore so we used another Delphi because it was still under warranty but there are not many aftermarket pumps that I would trust.
On my 07 Ram when the factory pump quit at 216k I pulled out a Carter and went to NAPA and got a Carter to replace it. The original lasted a long time.
