BDFHYK E7273M fuel pump module for V8 Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee

E7273M in-tank fuel pump module with reservoir, sender, float arm, and strainer

E7273M fuel pump module flange, connector, and fuel outlet details

E7273M electric fuel pump module construction and component details

E7273M 5.7L and 6.4L Durango and Grand Cherokee fitment reference

E7273M tank module position and OE interchange reference

E7273M Electric Fuel Pump Module Assembly For 2012-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6.4L V8 & 2011-2015 Dodge Durango/Jeep

$59.99

Product Detail

Type Fuel Pump Assembly
SKU BDDLZ-BD-05-10502-FP
Make
- Dodge
- Jeep
OE Number FG0855,SP7108M,5145583AC,E7273M,5145 583AC,RL145583AB,SP7053M,RL14 5583AB,5145583AB,4578811AD,04578811AD,5145 583AB,CFG0855,5145583AA,5145 583AA

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Technical Specifications

Brand	BDFHYK
SKU	BDDLZ-BD-05-10502-FP
Reference Part Number	E7273M
Product Type	In-Tank Fuel Pump Module Assembly
Installation Type	Direct-replacement style; exact tank-module verification required
Application	Specified 2011–2015 Dodge Durango 5.7L; 2011–2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.7L; 2012–2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6.4L
Engine Coverage	5.7L V8 and 6.4L V8 applications listed for this module
OE / Interchange References	E7273M; FG0855; SP7053M; SP7108M; 04578811AD; 4578811AD; 5145583AA; 5145583AB; 5145583AC; 5145583AD; RL145583AB
Module Functions	Supplies fuel from the tank and supports sender/transfer functions according to the installed tank position
Fuel Type	Gasoline; confirm factory engine and fuel-system configuration
Fitment Verification	Confirm model year, V8 engine, installed module side, flange, connector, outlet layout, module depth, float arm, and OE number
Included Components	Fuel pump module assembly with reservoir, strainer, float arm, and connections as pictured
Installation Position	Tank position varies by the exact vehicle configuration; match the removed module
Fitment Priority	Engine and installed module configuration take priority over model name or shared platform
Symptoms to Check	Extended cranking; no start; stalling; low pressure; weak acceleration; transfer fault; inaccurate fuel gauge
Related Parts to Check	Fuse; relay; wiring; ground; connector; opposite-side module; fuel lines; tank condition; pump control system
Installation Note	Relieve pressure, disconnect the battery, clean tank openings, install a new seal, prime, and verify leaks, pressure, transfer, and gauge operation
Part Classification	OE-style aftermarket replacement fuel pump module
Replacement Part Note	Not automatically interchangeable with E7271M, an opposite-side sender, or a transfer module

Extended cranking, stalling, low fuel pressure, weak acceleration, or fuel-gauge faults can indicate an in-tank module problem, but these symptoms should be confirmed with electrical and pressure tests. The BDFHYK E7273M is an in-tank fuel pump module for the specified Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 applications listed below. Because these vehicles can use multi-module tank systems, confirm the engine, installed module position, flange, connector, outlet layout, module height, float arm, and OE reference before removing the fuel tank.

E7273M Fuel Pump Module for V8 Durango and Grand Cherokee

Application and Engine Coverage

2011–2015 Dodge Durango 5.7L V8
2011–2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.7L V8
2012–2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6.4L V8

This listing does not cover the 3.6L V6 configuration. Model year and body style alone do not determine the correct module because engine, tank design, module side, and transfer-system layout can differ.

Verify the Module Position and Tank Layout

Compare the removed assembly with the product images. Check the locking flange, electrical socket, fuel-line fittings, reservoir shape, pickup depth, strainer position, float-arm direction, and installed side. E7273M should not be treated as an automatic substitute for E7271M, an opposite-side sender, or a transfer unit used in the same vehicle platform.

E7273M OE and Interchange References

Common references include E7273M, FG0855, SP7053M, SP7108M, 04578811AD, 4578811AD, 5145583AA, 5145583AB, 5145583AC, 5145583AD, and RL145583AB. Confirm both the number and the physical configuration because superseded OE references may still have application restrictions.

Fuel-System Checks Before Replacement

Check battery voltage, fuse, relay, pump command, power feed, and ground.
Measure fuel pressure under the correct service conditions.
Inspect the connector for overheating, corrosion, loose terminals, and voltage drop.
Confirm whether the fault is pump pressure, fuel transfer, or fuel-level indication.
Inspect the tank for water, sediment, rust, or degraded fuel.
Check for restricted lines, control-system faults, or a damaged opposite-side module.

A no-start or lean-condition complaint can also come from ignition, injector control, sensors, wiring, or security-system faults. Replace the module only after the diagnostic results point to the in-tank assembly.

Installation Procedure and Final Verification

Relieve fuel pressure and disconnect the battery.
Lower the tank according to the vehicle service procedure.
Clean the area around both module openings before disassembly.
Remove contamination and correct damaged tank or wiring conditions.
Install a new seal and fully seat the locking ring.
Keep the strainer and float arm clear of internal tank parts.
Reconnect the lines and electrical connector without forcing them.
Prime the system and inspect every disturbed connection for leaks.
Verify pressure, starting, engine operation, transfer function where applicable, and fuel-gauge response.

Do not energize the pump while dry. An unresolved electrical or contamination problem can damage the replacement module.

What’s Included in This Fuel Pump Assembly

Complete fuel pump module
Integrated fuel level sending unit
Fuel strainer (filter sock)
Housing and mounting components

This fuel pump assembly is designed as a direct replacement unit that restores proper fuel delivery and fuel level monitoring.

Estimated Installation Time

Professional mechanic: 1–2 hours
DIY installation: 2–4 hours

Fuel pump replacement usually requires accessing the fuel tank or service panel depending on the vehicle design. Always disconnect the battery and relieve fuel system pressure before installation.

Pump Only vs Fuel Pump Assembly

Option	Description
Replace Pump Only	Lower parts cost but requires disassembling the existing module and reusing older components.
Replace Complete Assembly	A complete module designed for direct installation, helping restore reliable fuel delivery more efficiently.

Most modern vehicles use integrated fuel pump modules, which makes replacing the full assembly the more reliable solution.

Q: Which vehicles are listed for E7273M?

A: Specified 2011–2015 Dodge Durango 5.7L, 2011–2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.7L, and 2012–2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6.4L applications are listed.

Q: Does E7273M fit the 3.6L V6?

A: No. The 3.6L configuration uses a different module arrangement, commonly associated with E7271M.

Q: Which side of the tank does this module fit?

A: The installed position must be matched to the removed assembly. These platforms can use more than one in-tank unit.

Q: Can E7273M replace E7271M?

A: No automatic interchange should be assumed. The engines, module positions, flange details, and tank functions differ.

Q: Does the module include a fuel-level sender?

A: A float-arm sender configuration is included as pictured, but gauge faults should be diagnosed separately from pressure faults.

Q: Which OE numbers should be compared?

A: Compare E7273M and the listed OE/interchange numbers, then verify the connector, outlets, flange, height, and float arm.

Q: Can a 5.7L module be used on a 6.4L vehicle?

A: Only when the exact OE number and physical module configuration match the specified application. Engine size alone is not sufficient.

Q: Should both tank modules be inspected?

A: Yes. A pressure, transfer, or gauge problem can involve the other module, its wiring, or the transfer path.

Q: What tank conditions can damage a new pump?

A: Water, rust, sediment, deteriorated fuel, and debris can restrict or damage the new assembly.

Q: What checks are required after installation?

A: Prime the system, inspect for leaks, verify fuel pressure, starting and engine operation, and confirm transfer and gauge functions where applicable.

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