Spectra SP2019H Fuel Pump Assembly

The Spectra SP2019H fuel pump and sender assembly is a direct-fit replacement for select Ford E-Series vans with a midship 16-gallon fuel tank. It is engineered to match or exceed the performance of the original equipment unit it replaces, with fitment coverage for 1989-1991 Ford E-150 Econoline, E-150 Econoline Club Wagon, E-250 Econoline, E-250 Econoline Club Wagon, E-350 Econoline, and E-350 Econoline Club Wagon.

Key Features

• Fuel pump and sender assembly for air and fuel delivery service
• OE-style replacement for midship fuel tank applications
• Built for 16-gallon tank configurations listed in the fitment data
• Engineered with manufacturing controls that support consistent performance
• Cross-references Airtex E2147S, Continental 67075, and Delphi HP10187

Application Details

Use the Spectra SP2019H when replacing a worn fuel pump and sender assembly on compatible Ford E-150 Econoline, E-250 Econoline, and E-350 Econoline platforms. This part number is listed for 1989-1991 Ford E-Series vans and club wagons with a midship fuel tank, and several applications note a 16-gallon tank configuration. The assembly is built to align with original equipment performance expectations for dependable fuel delivery and fuel level sending function.

Common Repair Symptoms

• Hard starting or no-start conditions caused by weak fuel delivery
• Inaccurate fuel gauge readings from a failing sender unit
• Engine hesitation or stalling related to inconsistent pump output
• Fuel system service needs on aging midship tank assemblies

Installation Notes

Fitment notes call for inspection and cleaning of the fuel tank before installation. Replace the fuel tank lock ring and seal during service, since failure to do so voids the warranty. Confirm the tank configuration and model-year listing before ordering, especially on 1989 and 1991 applications that reference a from-October-1988 build date.

Quality Assurance

Spectra Premium states that its engineering, manufacturing technology, and quality control processes are used to produce fuel pump and sender assemblies that meet or exceed the performance of the original equipment they replace.