Knucklebuster

Bosch fuel pump from NAPA part number N67658. Includes the housing, pump fuel level float and sensor , pre-filter, post filter and check valve. $318.00

Filter and check valve mounts on top of the pump and is replaceable. I think they have them at Summit Racing.

I had the same check valve failure in my 98 at 175,000 mi and I replaced the whole Bosch pump assy because I only wanted to do the job once. Good thing. The pre- filter was loose in the tank and the fuel level sender was badly corroded and ready to fail.

While I had the tank down, I replaced the shocks. It was easier to drill out the broken upper shock bolts with the tank down. Before I put everything back together, I wire brushed and rustoleumed everything I could reach--floor pan, rear axle etc.

iron horse

Awsome just what i wanted to hear man. Will that part number be good for my 2000 xj? And can i order it? Cuz theres no napa round here. And rustoleum would be a good idea too. Has anybody done the underbody before? What does it entail?

Knucklebuster

Link For NAPA PART # N67662, 2000 XJ:

http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Ca...662_0199734554

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Fuel Pump Assy - (Electric In-Tank Type) - Actual MFG OEM $219.00 plus Shipping and Handling
Hmmm... Guess I paid too much for mine, but I was able to pick it up 1/2 hour away and inspect it before I bought it.

I have my own way of rustproofing. It's a pain in the *****, but worth the effort. All my running gear is black Rust Oleum cut with acetone and applied vigorusly with a stiff brush. Floor pans the same with light color (blue or grey). This helps reflect the light so I can see what I'm doing when I work on the underside of the Jeep. Of course clean and grind off all the rust you can before you paint.

iron horse

whats the difference between that part and this one http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Ca...(P_RecType%3aA)
yours is 200 bucks and the other one is 300. yours doesnt even show up on the products for fuel and emission systems for the jeep. i dont mind spending the extra 100 bucks if its what i need and it replaces more parts or whatever. can someone plz explain? thanks

Knucklebuster

I spent $318 for mine. The listing I gave you is for a 2000 XJ 4.0 liter 6 cylinder. Mine is a 98. They are different part numbers.
Can't see the link you posted, but I can still get the one I posted. Call the phone number on the link and verify your correct part number and price. By the way there are 6 NAPA stores about 40 Mi east of Tampa if you want to run for the part. Just call ahead , like I said and verify the correct part # and price. Make sure the store has your pump in stock.

Knucklebuster

Update---Original install 175,000 miles. 2 years later at 205,000 miles the pump still is working with no problems. I will have to drop the tank before February as the gasket has failed and fuel is leaking around the gasket with a full tank. Also am pulling a check engine light with code Large Evap Emissions System Leak.