Carter P90013 Electric Fuel Pump - In-Tank

Carter P90013 Electric Fuel Pump

The Carter P90013 is a specific-fit in-tank electric fuel pump built for 12V systems and OE-style replacement needs. It is engineered with a strainer inlet, hose barb outlet, and included gasket or seal to support a clean, direct replacement on select Ford, Mercury, Mazda, Lincoln, and Jaguar applications.

Key Features

• Electric in-tank fuel pump for 12V negative-ground systems
• Specific fit design for select vehicle applications
• Strainer inlet with one hose barb outlet
• Includes gasket or seal and wiring harness
• Internal pump layout with spade terminals and rectangle connector shape
• Minimum flow rating of 33.0 and minimum pressure of 60.0
• OE-style fit, form, and function from Carter Fuel Systems

Detailed Description

Carter P90013 is an in-tank electric fuel pump designed for direct replacement service where consistent fuel delivery is required. The pump uses a 12V electric design, negative-ground electrical setup, and a specific-fit configuration to match the intended vehicle applications. Its internal layout, spade terminals, and included wiring harness support a straightforward replacement process, while the gasket or seal helps complete the installation interface. This part cross-references Airtex Fuel Pumps E2314 for the same application.

Compatible With select Ford F-250 Super Duty, Ford F-350 Super Duty, Ford Escape, Ford Focus, Ford Taurus, Ford Thunderbird, Mercury Mariner, Mercury Sable, Mazda Tribute, Lincoln LS, and Jaguar S-Type applications. The Carter P90013 is also listed for in-tank service on these platforms, including 2008-2010 Ford F-250 Super Duty and F-350 Super Duty, 2004-2008 Ford Escape, and 2000-2002 Jaguar S-Type.

What This Fuel Pump Helps Address

• Hard starting caused by weak or inconsistent fuel delivery
• Engine stalling related to low fuel pressure
• Fuel starvation under load or during acceleration
• Loss of prime or poor pump operation in the tank
• Driveability issues tied to an aging electric fuel pump

Installation Notes and Tips

• Verify the vehicle’s in-tank pump configuration before ordering.
• Confirm connector shape, terminal type, and outlet style match the original unit.
• Inspect the tank opening, grommet, and sealing surfaces before installation.
• Use the included wiring harness as specified for the application.
• Follow factory service procedures for fuel system depressurization and leak checks.

Quality Assurance

Carter Fuel Systems focuses on OE fit, form, and function with broad vehicle coverage and application-specific engineering. The P90013 follows that approach for select Ford, Mercury, Mazda, Lincoln, and Jaguar fuel system repairs.