Needed a fuel pump on my 90’s jeep, but the only options only had bad reviews. Bought one and the fuel pressure regulator on the new one failed in like 3 months. (Jeep decided in that year to put the regulator on the pump assembly instead of under the hood, and never sold them separately so you had to replace the whole unit, or try to frankenstein something together with a different pump and regulator, but the tank had to come off the car regardless.).
I’ve heard its pretty bad, esp if you’re a shop trying to fix customer vehicles. Can’t fix old cars, and new cars aren’t built to last nearly as long and are so expensive.
Needed a fuel pump on my 90’s jeep, but the only options only had bad reviews. Bought one and the fuel pressure regulator on the new one failed in like 3 months. (Jeep decided in that year to put the regulator on the pump assembly instead of under the hood, and never sold them separately so you had to replace the whole unit, or try to frankenstein something together with a different pump and regulator, but the tank had to come off the car regardless.).
I’ve heard its pretty bad, esp if you’re a shop trying to fix customer vehicles. Can’t fix old cars, and new cars aren’t built to last nearly as long and are so expensive.