🔧 A-Premium Fuel Pump Filter with Sending Unit Replacement for Dodge Challenger Charger Magnum 2005-2014 - Right Side Review

I'd happily change my review if the next one works but so far it's not very good. Update the new block, now it works not very confident in durability given the quality of the first block, but I guess time will tell.

Bought a few years ago. Works perfectly. So far no problem. The time will show. The other pump turned out to be defective, but that one was filled with gas, so I'm not going back. I can keep the original as a backup. I'll update if there are problems, but it works, it runs as quietly as a Mopar unit and with no performance issues.

I had a few small problems but nothing major - one of the hoses didn't reach the fuel pump and seemed to be too short but it wasn't, it was just tied down the rest with about six inches of sag. Although I rebooted and everything was fine. Everything else is good so far!

By checking YouTube and replacing this part myself I saved about $900 off the retail price. It was very easy to replace by simply disconnecting the hoses from the pump on the left, pulling out the old pump and replacing it with this one. Be sure to tie a string to one of the hoses so you can thread the new one back through the gas tank.

So Chrysler seems to have a problem with their fuel pumps and gaskets. Because the 2006 Chrysler 300's fuel pumps are under the back seat and accessible from INSIDE the vehicle, you can stun your family with gasoline fumes every time you fill up. We decided that at 145,000 miles we would simply replace the entire fuel pump system, not just the gasket as with normal vehicle maintenance. Although my husband says it took a long time, the transition was pretty easy. Now our family no longer has to…