Delphi FT4126 Fuel Transfer Unit - Right

Delphi FT4126 Fuel Transfer Unit

The Delphi FT4126 fuel transfer unit is an in-tank gasoline fuel delivery component built for specific Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury applications. It uses a 2-terminal blade connection with a female trapezoid connector and includes a gasket or seal for service replacement.

Key Features

• In-tank fuel transfer unit for gasoline applications
• 2-terminal blade design with male terminals and female connector
• Trapezoid connector shape for application-specific fitment
• Gasket or seal included
• Plastic housing construction
• Fuel level resistance: 180 ohms empty, 10 ohms full
• Right-side position

Application Details

Compatible With 2007-2012 Ford Fusion, right; 2007-2012 Lincoln MKZ, right; and 2007-2009 Mercury Milan, right. Delphi FT4126 is a direct-fit fuel transfer unit for these listed vehicles and positions, making it a focused replacement for the original in-tank fuel delivery assembly. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., A33200, P76872T) for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• Fuel delivery issues caused by a worn in-tank transfer unit
• Incorrect fuel level signal readings tied to sender resistance wear
• Starting or drivability problems related to inconsistent fuel supply
• Service replacement needs on the right-side fuel tank position

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle year, make, model, and right-side application before installation. Confirm the connector style, terminal count, and fuel level resistance values match the original unit. Because this is an in-tank component, clean the tank area and inspect the seal surface during service. Professional installation is recommended for proper fuel system handling.

Quality Assurance

Delphi has supplied fuel system components to global vehicle manufacturers for decades and is known for OE-focused fuel delivery engineering. The FT4126 reflects that background with application-specific fitment and fuel system construction for the listed Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles.