Fuel Pump Compatible with 2004-2009 Dodge Ram 1500 2500 3500 V8 3.7L 4.7L 5.7L (Short Bed w/34 Gal. Tank), with Sending Unit, Replaces E7182M

Works like original

This fuel pump is good for the money havent gotten any problems with it after 2 years of used on my daily driving truck

This pump arrived perfectly packed and delivered fast. I ordered it Thursday evening and it was at my house on Saturday morning. It works fantastic. Thanks

Purchased thinking it will be a hundred thousand mile fix. Boy was I wrong. Part fits as expected, but just recently my gas gauge stopped working. Ended up running out of gas twice due to it. Did all the checks to make sure the problem wasn’t my gas gauge and in fact the issue is the float arm sending unit of the pump. I have had to drop the gas tank of my Dodge Ram twice, once to install the new one and again to diagnose it. Not happy. Description on the Amazon page stated that it’s the right part for my truck when I purchased. I went to check on that part again to possibly order another and it now says that it’s not the right part. I have emailed the company with no response. It is past the Amazon return date, but it is supposed to have a 1 year return warranty. I would not suggest buying this product. I did only because it was half the price of an OEM one. Never again.

Good adorable, direct replacement.Install a few months ago no issues to report.

It took about 4 hours to install and so far it is working as expected.Correct part for 2007 Dodge ram V6 short bed..

great price great product

I had the fuel pump replaced at a shop 18 months ago. The job cost A LOT but sometimes you just have to suck it up and carry on. Afterwards I could smell gas but couldn't locate anything, so I chalked it up to "I'm dreaming" The mileage went into the toilet, 10/12 MPG so I replaced the plugs with a minor improvement, but soon back to 10/12 MPG.Finally I pulled up to my house, got out to open the gate and things reeked of gas. Grabbing a flashlight I looked under the truck WITH THE ENGINE RUNNING and saw a fine mist of fuel spraying from the top of the fuel tank, where the pump is located. HOLY EXPLOSIVES !!The shop had done a piss-poor job of installing the new fuel pump, not seating it properly with the locking ring as well as cracking the plastic fuel outlet - which they hid by applying a huge gob of silicone sealant around the cracked fuel line outlet and all around the locking ring - saving them the cost of another pump and shoving that little problem out the door (shop time is money) and into my naive, unsuspecting lap.Additionally leaving me driving a fuel spraying, potential IED through city traffic, school zones, to lumber yards, past stores, through CBP/ICE checks - places that everyone drives through or to. By the Grace of God no one was harmed and I didn't detonate in town or on the road despite being a mobile Fuel/Air MOABI had looked for a leak a number of times, crawling around under my truck with a flashlight, tracing the fuel line up to the injector system with NO SUCCESS for two reasons.#2) there is a "shroud" (?) surrounding and protecting the tank so I couldn't see any evidence of a leak.#1) I had never looked for the leak with the motor running or the key ON to power the fuel pump.I'm a carpenter. It had never even occurred to me to have the system under pressure - until I saw that spray and realized I was one lucky S.o.B. - no wonder I never hit the Powerball !!Because I hit the Life Lottery every time I started my pickup and didn't go up in a fireball like Apollo 1BTW - Amazon had the best value for the money...