E2295M Electric Fuel Pump Module Assembly For Ranger 2001-2003 (3.0L V6/4.0L V6/2.3L L4) Engine 2.3L/3.0L/4.0L/L4/V6

E2295M Fuel Pump Module Assembly for 2001–2003 Ford Ranger

Hard starting, intermittent stalling, low pressure under load, hesitation, or an inaccurate fuel-gauge reading can involve the in-tank module, but the electrical circuit and fuel pressure should be tested before replacement. This BDFHYK E2295M electric fuel pump module assembly is an aftermarket in-tank replacement for specified 2001–2003 Ford Ranger applications. Confirm the engine, cab and bed layout, fuel-tank configuration, connector, line fittings, sender design, and OE number before ordering.

Confirm E2295M Ford Ranger Fitment

2001–2003 Ranger Engine Coverage

• 2001–2003 Ford Ranger with the 2.3L L4 engine
• 2001–2003 Ford Ranger with the 3.0L V6 engine
• 2001–2003 Ford Ranger with the 4.0L V6 engine

Check the Ranger Fuel Tank Configuration

Ranger modules can vary with fuel-tank design and vehicle configuration. Compare the old assembly's flange, connector, line connections, module height, pickup position, float-arm geometry, and seal before ordering. Year and engine alone are not enough to confirm fitment.

E2295M OE and Interchange Number Check

Numbers Listed for Cross-Reference

E2295M, 402-P2295M, EB295M, EFP2295M, 3L5Z-9H307-EC, 3L5Z-9H307-EA, P74997M, FG0871, SP2027M, 1L5Z-9H307-EA, 1L5Z-9H307-EE, PFS-268, PFS-443, 67196, 150131, P2554S, and USEP2295M.

Match the Number to the Physical Module

Use an OE or interchange number as one part of the fitment check. Confirm the connector, tank opening, line fittings, pump-module depth, pickup, float arm, and sender arrangement against the removed part.

How the E2295M Ranger Fuel Pump Module Works

Fuel Delivery and Fuel-Level Sensing

The module combines the electric in-tank pump, pickup strainer, hanger, and float-arm sender arrangement. It supplies fuel to the engine and provides a fuel-level signal to the gauge circuit.

Ranger Symptoms to Diagnose Before Replacement

• Extended cranking, intermittent no-start, or stalling
• Fuel pressure below specification or pressure loss during acceleration
• Hesitation or loss of power under load
• Fuel gauge stuck, inaccurate, or changing unexpectedly
• No pump sound caused by a relay, fuse, wiring, ground, or connector fault

Also inspect the fuel filter, tank contamination, relay, fuse, wiring, ground, lines, pressure-control components, injectors, and engine-control command.

2001–2003 Ford Ranger Installation Notes

Clean the Tank and Module Opening

Relieve fuel pressure, disconnect the battery, support the vehicle and fuel tank correctly, and work away from flame, sparks, and hot surfaces. Clean the top of the tank before removal and inspect the tank for sediment, rust, water, or degraded fuel.

Compare the E2295M Module Before Installation

Check the new and removed assemblies side by side. Verify connector indexing, fuel-line connections, flange shape, module height, pickup orientation, float-arm travel, seal position, and lock-ring engagement. Do not bend the float arm to compensate for a mismatched module.

Before Ordering the E2295M Fuel Pump Assembly

Ford Ranger Fitment Checklist

• Confirm 2001–2003 model year and 2.3L, 3.0L, or 4.0L engine
• Verify cab, bed, wheelbase, and fuel-tank configuration
• Compare E2295M and the applicable OE/interchange number
• Match the connector, flange, and fuel-line fittings
• Compare module height, pickup, float arm, and sender layout
• Confirm which seals or installation hardware are shown with the product

This is a BDFHYK aftermarket replacement fuel pump module assembly. It is not a Ford factory OEM part.