Delphi FG0151 Fuel Pump Module Assembly

Delphi FG0151 Fuel Pump Module Assembly

The Delphi FG0151 fuel pump module assembly is a standard replacement for select Pontiac, Buick, and Pontiac applications. Built for in-tank gasoline systems, it combines the pump, fuel level sender assembly, vapor pressure sensor, and sealing components needed for a direct service replacement.

With OE-focused engineering and Delphi’s long history supplying automakers, this fuel pump module is built around the specifications that matter in real-world fuel delivery: 12-volt operation, a maximum pressure rating of 109 psi, a 62 psi system pressure, and a quick-connect outlet design.

Key Features

• Delphi FG0151 fuel pump module assembly for in-tank gasoline applications
• 12.0-volt electric pump with a 109.0 maximum pressure rating
• Quick-connect outlet type with 3 outlets and 0.375 in. outlet outside diameter
• Fuel level sender assembly included for accurate tank level reporting
• Vapor pressure sensor included
• Gasket or seal included; strainer included
• Male pin terminals, 4-terminal configuration
• Standard replacement grade for service repair

Detailed Description

Delphi FG0151 is engineered as an in-tank fuel pump module assembly for gasoline fuel systems. It includes the pump module, float arm, seal, splices, wire harness, and instruction sheet, along with an internal strainer and fuel level sender assembly. The design supports consistent fuel delivery and sender signal performance for vehicles that rely on an integrated module rather than a standalone pump.

This part cross-references Spectra Premium SP6227M and Carter P74792M for the same application. It is a direct-fit service option for 1998 Pontiac Bonneville, 1998-1999 Buick Regal, and 1998-2000 Pontiac Grand Prix. If you are searching for a Delphi FG0151 fuel pump module assembly for a Pontiac Grand Prix fuel system repair or a Buick Regal fuel pump replacement, this part matches the listed applications.

Common Repair Symptoms

• Hard starting or extended crank time from low fuel pressure
• Engine stalling caused by inconsistent fuel delivery
• Incorrect fuel gauge readings from a worn sender
• Fuel pump noise from a failing in-tank module
• Check engine concerns related to fuel pressure or vapor pressure sensing

Installation Notes and Tips

Before installation, clean the fuel tank thoroughly to help prevent future seal problems, as noted in the fitment data. Verify the electrical connector, outlet style, and sender resistance range before installation. This module uses a quick-connect outlet, male pin terminals, and an internal strainer, so matching the vehicle’s original fuel system layout is important for proper fit and operation.

Quality Assurance

Delphi builds aftermarket parts using OE heritage and knowledge developed through more than 100 years of experience supplying top automakers. That background is reflected in the FG0151 fuel pump module assembly, which is designed around OE-style fuel delivery and sender integration for the listed Pontiac and Buick applications.