Ac Delco Fuel Pump D43 Mu288 1998-1999 Buick Park Avenue & Others Gm# 25335917 on 2040-parts.com
Romulus, Michigan, US
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| Brand: | ACDelco | |
| Partno: | MU288 | |
| Alt Partno: | 25335917 | |
| Description: | Fuel Pump Module Assembly | |
| Replaced By / Can Use: | ||
| Can use: ACDMU278 Part Replaced by: MU278 | ||
GM Additional Information | ||
| GM Description: | MODULE ASM F/TNK F/PMP (W/ SEAL) | |
| Package Size: | 13.9" x 7.4" x 8.5" | |
| Weight: | 2.74 lbs | |
| Pack Qty: | 1 | |
| Years Used: | 1998 - 1999 | |
| Case Qty: | 1 | |
GM Group Num:2004 Buick Park Avenue Fuel Pump 6 Cyl. 3.8L (1) M.P.I.MAKE SURE YOU HAVE TWO CONNECTORS, ONE 4 PIN AND ONE 3 PIN NO RETURNS ! MAKE SURE THIS IS THE ONE YOU NEED! | ||
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