Fuel Level Sensor

[vegaskiller73]

So, I'm on my 4th occurance of this issue. Not under warranty anymore(6/2021 Ex warrranty ran out), Crysler will not cover it because it is the 2nd one. This one lasted 14 months. My truck is a 2014 with >67k miles.....
So I'm looking around for a different designed pump module. Some are saying there is an "updated" version. Anyone know what is the difference and what is the part number? Looking at a few other brands on amazon, if pics are right, seems the float gauge is diferent. Can anyone confirm this? Seems if they put the same designed mudule in, it eventually craps out also. At $1k for repairs, I'll do it myself.

 

[vegaskiller73]

In this pic from RA site, these are what are available. Take note the 3 brands that have numbers E7270. The MUCO brand has the exact same numbers and is on amazon. Would I be safe in saying they are most likely identical? If yes then the MUCO on Amazon is cheaper. It also has a different fuel level sensor than the OEM Mopar design.

 

[Midknight]

I just ordered the US Motor Works from Rock Auto. Seemed like a decent unit after reading the description and I've read some good reviews of the company. Uses the OE style pump while some use turbine units.

 

[vegaskiller73]

I'm wondering if the OEM/Mopar ones have this?

"Palladium Silver Fuel Sensor for resistance to corrosion from Ethanol and Ethanol blended fuels
Bifurcated Contacts on Level Sensors for long life and accurate fuel reading"

What gets me is the model numbers. That "7270" matches many "brands". I wonder what the differences are besides cost.