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Lincoln Mark VIII Fuel Pump Assembly

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Dropping the tank is a big job, so it makes sense to replace the fuel pump assembly when the pump is weak, noisy, or the sending unit is already acting up.

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Fuel Pump with Sending Unit A-Premium APFP0477Fuel Pump with Sending Unit A-Premium APFP0477
A-Premium®Part # APFP0477
Fuel Pump with Sending Unit A-Premium APFP0477
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$82.99
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3-year warranty
90 days free return
Fits 1997 - 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII
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Vehicle: Lincoln Mark VIII
Item LocatedUnited States
Quantity1
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F7LZ9350AA, F7LZ9350AB, F7LZ9H307AC, F8PZ9350JA, E2498, FE0292, SP2057M, P76471M
ConditionNew
item #1001RZPL
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Fuel Pump with Sending Unit A-Premium APFP1061
A-Premium®Part # APFP1061
Fuel Pump with Sending Unit A-Premium APFP1061
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$109.99
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3-year warranty
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Fits 1993 - 1996 Lincoln Mark VIII
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Vehicle: Lincoln Mark VIII
Item LocatedUnited States
Quantity1
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E2070H, P75042H, HP10179, RF31450004, F3LY9A407A, F3LY9A407BA
ConditionNew
item #1002CXTE
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Fuel Pump Module Assembly with Sending Unit Aisin FUPFD-01158
AisinPart # FUPFD-01158
Fuel Pump Module Assembly with Sending Unit Aisin FUPFD-01158
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$167.99
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3-year warranty
90 days free return
Fits 1993 - 1996 Lincoln Mark VIII
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Vehicle: Lincoln Mark VIII
Item LocatedUnited States
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F3LY9A407BA, F3LY9A407A
ConditionNew
item #1018KUXL
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Fuel Pump Module Assembly with Sending Unit Aisin FUPFD-00768
AisinPart # FUPFD-00768
Fuel Pump Module Assembly with Sending Unit Aisin FUPFD-00768
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$167.99
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3-year warranty
90 days free return
Fits 1997 - 1998 Lincoln Mark VIII
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Vehicle: Lincoln Mark VIII
Item LocatedUnited States
Part interchange
F7LZ9350AA, F7LZ9350AB, F7LZ9H307AC, F8PZ9350JA, F8PZ9350JB
ConditionNew
item #1018KR86
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Electric Fuel Pump - In-Tank - Delphi FE0292
DelphiPart # FE0292
Electric Fuel Pump - In-Tank - Delphi FE0292
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$268.99
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3-year warranty
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Fits 1997-1998 Lincoln Mark VIII
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Vehicle: Lincoln Mark VIII
Item LocatedUnited States
QuantityOne Set
Installation PositionIn-Tank
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FE0292, RE0187S, E2194M, E2498, TCA904, E16366, 951-0009, F7LZ 9H307-AC, 
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item #1001V9KY
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Lincoln Fuel Pump Assembly: Connector and Sender Layout

Available Lincoln fuel pump assemblies include fuel-level sending components, but the electrical connection can separate one application from another. Begin with the exact vehicle, then compare the replacement with the original for connector shape, terminal count, sender arrangement, flange, and stated fitment.

This Lincoln MKZ fuel pump assembly provides one example of exact-vehicle fitment.

Lincoln Fuel Pump Connector and Pin Differences

Pin layout is a practical Lincoln selection point. One configuration distinguishes a sensor connection by terminal arrangement, so count the vehicle-side pins and compare the keyed plug before ordering. A connector that does not seat directly should not be treated as compatible merely because the module housing looks correct.

Fuel Pump for Lincoln: Check Shared Ford-Platform Fitment

A Ford-platform relationship can explain why two parts look similar, but it does not confirm that a fuel pump for Lincoln will fit. Use the exact Lincoln model and configuration, then compare the sender package, connector, and mounting design. Keep any shared-platform claim limited to the vehicle coverage stated for the selected part.

Confirm the Original Electrical Connection

Leave the original assembly available until the electrical connection and sender layout have been checked side by side. Confirm that the connector locks securely, the float can move without interference, and the flange uses the proper seal. After startup, verify gauge response and inspect the tank opening for leakage.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How should I decide whether a fuel pump repair makes sense on an older Lincoln?

Look at the vehicle's overall condition and the cost of the verified repair, not just its age. A diagnosis and written estimate give you a better basis for the decision than a general rule about older cars.

What if a Lincoln fuel pump is hard to find locally?

Confirm the exact part requirement before ordering from farther away. Compare delivery timing, return terms, and the shop schedule so a hard-to-find part does not create unnecessary downtime.

What information should I send when asking about a Lincoln fuel pump order?

Provide the order number, exact vehicle information, and a clear description of the question. If the concern involves the received part, include photos of its label and visible condition.

What if the Lincoln sounds different after the fuel pump repair?

A new sound should be evaluated with the vehicle operating conditions rather than judged from loudness alone. If the noise is unusual or accompanied by a drivability problem, return to the installer for inspection.

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