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Genuine Nissan 350Z Fuel Pump
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Nissan 350Z Complete Fuel Pump
Part Number: 17040-AC80A$329.77 MSRP: $503.32You Save: $173.55 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Nissan 350Z In Tank Fuel Pump
Part Number: 17040-CD000$435.03 MSRP: $663.97You Save: $228.94 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Nissan 350Z In Tank Fuel Pump
Part Number: 17040-CD010$435.03 MSRP: $663.97You Save: $228.94 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysNissan 350Z Electric In Tank Fuel Pump
Part Number: 17040-EV10A$329.77 MSRP: $503.32You Save: $173.55 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysNissan 350Z In Tank Fuel Pump
Part Number: 17040-AC800$329.77 MSRP: $503.32You Save: $173.55 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Nissan 350Z Fuel Pump
Fuel Pump it is the major component of the vehicle and critical for achievement the optimal performance and durability of the car through delivering non-stop fuel to the injection system. This electric Fuel Pump is being applied specifically for the Nissan 350Z and it creates pressure ranges from 40-60 pounds per square inch much higher as compared to mechanical constructions of Fuel Pump. That it can be installed in the coupe, base, enthusiast and performance editions of the 350Z also gives it importance in the model. The Fuel Pump does more than just increase performance, it is integrated with safety features controlled by ECU that ensures the appropriate fuel pressure is maintained this prevents general failure. The design of this part contains features such as pulse-width modulation that increases longevity and decreases power intake, therefore the Fuel Pump is a crucial part in the Nissan 350Z operation. Based on the analysis, the Fuel Pump of Nissan 350Z satisfies the performance of requisite VQ35DE and VQ35HR engines, which adds reliability to the model's reputation. Therefore, when it comes to the automotive constituents, the Fuel Pump can be viewed as genuinely competitive, safe, and powerful component that is ultimately critical for the drive experience of the Nissan 350Z.
If you need any OEM Nissan 350Z Fuel Pump, feel free to choose them out of our huge selection of genuine Nissan 350Z Fuel Pump. All our parts are offered at unbeatable prices and are supported by the manufacturer's warranty. In addition, we offer quick shipping to have your parts delivered to your door step in a matter of days.
Nissan 350Z Fuel Pump Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and replace the Fuel Pump/Fuel Level Sensor Module on Nissan 350Z?A:When working on a 350Z, be sure to open the car windows before turning off the battery power. Turn off your fuel system pressure, then unplug the negative battery terminal wire. Leave approximately 8 out of 10 Fuel Tank capacity for the job; if the tank is full now, empty it down to that level with the garden hose inserted carefully at the fuel filler neck. Remove the rear seat cushion. The fuel pump/fuel level sensor module lives in the right tank compartment and mixes the fuel pump inlet strainer, pump, fuel pressure regulator, and fuel level sensor together. Take off the steel access panel that holds four plastic screws. Disconnect the wiring connector from the top of the module unit. Disconnect the fast-release fuel supply line, then plug the other end to avoid fuel leak. Unscrew the bolts holding the retainer that holds the mounting flange, wipe around it, and lift the module with the fuel crossover tube out of the tank. Take out the fuel pump assembly module by disengaging its crossover tube connection. Twist the module as you pull it out to keep the fuel level sensor float arm from getting damaged. Take out the worn old O-ring from the mounting flange, and put on a new one, making sure the locator pins match up with their matching holes in the ring. Look at the fuel inlet strainer and make sure it's clean before you wipe it down or get a new one. Before working on the fuel level sensor module in the left side of the fuel tank, take off the metal access cover, disconnect the electric connector, scrub off dust around its retainer, loosen the retainer bolts. After taking out the fuel level sensor module, tilt it carefully so you do not hit the float arm. Leave behind the old mounting ring and get rid of its O-ring. Put the module back in place following the steps you used when taking it out.
