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90-96 Ford Bronco Fuel Pump Hangar, part number FB6948
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FB6948Erson / DelphiRear

90-96 Ford Bronco Fuel Pump Hangar

Restore reliable fuel delivery and fuel-level monitoring with this fuel pump hanger / sending unit assembly for 1990–1996 Ford Bronco applications. This setup combines the in-tank hanger, sender hardware, and a Delphi FG0198 electric fuel pump for compatible EFI Broncos.

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This assembly is appropriate for compatible late-model full-size Broncos because it combines the fuel pump hanger, fuel-level sender, and an EFI-capable in-tank electric pump into one service package.

$339.99
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1990–1996 Ford Bronco Fuel Pump Hanger & Sending Unit with Delphi FG0198 Pump Product Description Shop 1990–1996 Ford Bronco fuel pump hanger for a complete in-tank EFI fuel-system repair. Replacing a used Bronco fuel pump hanger can help correct corrosion, poor fuel delivery, damaged sender hardware, or inaccurate fuel-level readings. Order Ford Bronco fuel pump hanger with Delphi FG0198 pump for restoration, maintenance, or EFI system rebuilding. Designed for compatible late-model full-size Broncos, this assembly combines the fuel pump hanger, fuel-level sending unit, float mechanism, and Delphi in-tank electric pump in one convenient package. It helps restore both fuel delivery and gauge operation while maintaining a factory-style tank configuration. The assembly is well suited to aging 33-gallon Bronco fuel systems where the original hanger, pump, or sender has deteriorated. Key Features Fits compatible 1990–1996 Ford Bronco Designed for factory-style EFI fuel systems Fuel pump hanger and sending unit assembly Includes Delphi FG0198 in-tank electric fuel pump Helps restore reliable fuel delivery Supports proper fuel-level gauge operation Includes sender float assembly Designed for compatible 33-gallon tanks Direct-replacement style installation Suitable for restoration and fuel-system repair Replaces multiple aging tank components at once Ideal for stock and near-stock EFI configurations Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Fuel Pump Hanger / Sending Unit Vehicle Make Ford Model Bronco Model Years 1990–1996 Fuel System EFI Pump Delphi FG0198 Pump Location In-Tank Voltage 12V Tank Application Compatible 33-Gallon Tank Position Fuel Tank Application Replacement / Restoration Why Replace the Fuel Pump Hanger? Original Bronco hanger assemblies can suffer from corrosion, damaged wiring, worn sender components, or fuel-pump failure after decades of service. These issues can lead to difficult starting, inconsistent fuel pressure, inaccurate gauge readings, or complete fuel-delivery loss. Replacing the hanger, sender, and pump together provides a cleaner foundation for servicing the Bronco EFI system and reduces the need to reuse aging in-tank components.

Features
  • Fits compatible 1990–1996 Ford Bronco
  • Designed for EFI fuel systems
  • Fuel pump hanger and sending unit assembly
  • Includes Delphi FG0198 fuel pump
  • In-tank electric fuel-pump design
  • Delphi pump rated at 12 VDC
  • Approximate Delphi flow rating: 24 GPH
  • Maximum listed pressure: 70 PSI
  • Typical system pressure: 45 PSI
  • Includes pump strainer
  • Helps restore fuel delivery and fuel-level operation
  • Suitable for 33-gallon factory-style Bronco tanks
  • Ideal for restoration, repair, and EFI fuel-system rebuilding
  • Replaces multiple aging in-tank components together
In the box
  • 1 × Fuel pump hanger assembly
  • 1 × Fuel sending unit / float assembly
  • 1 × Delphi FG0198 electric fuel pump
  • 1 × Fuel pump strainer
  • 1 × Wiring connection / pigtail as supplied
  • 1 × Lock ring
  • 1 × Tank gasket / seal

Shipping weight 7.00 lb

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  • 1992–1996Bronco
    All engines
  • 1987–1991Bronco
    All engines

Intended for compatible 1990–1996 Ford Bronco EFI applications. Verify that the truck uses the factory-style 33-gallon fuel tank. Confirm engine and EFI configuration before ordering. Delphi FG0198 is cataloged for compatible Bronco applications, including 5.0L and 5.8L applications in later model years. Check tank opening, hanger depth, and lock-ring dimensions. Verify supply and return line sizes against the original assembly. Confirm electrical connector style before installation. Some replacement pump listings note that FG0198 can only be used where the original Ford module arrangement remains in the tank. Aftermarket fuel tanks may use a different hanger depth or mounting system. Engine swaps, fuel-cell conversions, or custom EFI systems may require different pumps or wiring. Clean the fuel tank before installation to reduce the risk of contaminating the replacement pump. Always install a fresh tank gasket and inspect the lock ring for damage.

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Asked about this part

What is the 1990–1996 Ford Bronco fuel pump hanger?
It is the in-tank assembly that supports the electric fuel pump, fuel-level sending unit, float, wiring, and fuel-line connections inside the tank.
What years does this fuel pump hanger fit?
It is intended for compatible 1990–1996 Ford Bronco applications.
Is this for EFI Broncos?
Yes. It is designed for compatible electronic fuel-injection systems.
Does this assembly include a fuel pump?
Yes, this version includes a compatible Delphi FG0198 in-tank electric fuel pump.
What brand is the included pump?
The included pump is Delphi.
What is the Delphi pump part number?
The pump part number is FG0198.
Does the assembly include a sending unit?
Yes. It includes the fuel-level sending unit and float mechanism.
Does it help restore fuel-gauge operation?
Yes. The sender and float provide the fuel-level signal used by the dashboard gauge.
What tank size is this designed for?
It is intended for compatible factory-style 33-gallon Bronco fuel tanks.
Does it fit smaller tanks?
Not automatically. Hanger depth and float travel can differ with tank capacity.
Is the fuel pump located inside the tank?
Yes. This is an in-tank fuel pump hanger assembly.
Does the kit include the float?
Yes. The fuel-level float is part of the sending-unit assembly.
Does it include a lock ring?
A lock ring is typically included with the complete assembly.
Is a tank gasket included?
Yes, a fresh tank seal or gasket is typically included.
Does it include wiring?
A wiring connection or pigtail may be included depending on the exact package.
Does it include external fuel lines?
No. External fuel lines should not be assumed to be included.
Does it include a fuel filter?
No. An external fuel filter is normally sold separately.
Does it include the fuel tank?
No. This listing is for the in-tank hanger/sender assembly.
What are common symptoms of a bad fuel pump hanger?
Corrosion, damaged wiring, fuel leaks at the top plate, inaccurate gauge readings, or poor fuel delivery can indicate hanger or sender problems.
Can a bad hanger cause hard starting?
Yes, if the hanger, pump, wiring, or internal connections are damaged.
Can a bad sender cause the fuel gauge to read incorrectly?
Yes. A worn resistor, stuck float, or damaged wiring can cause inaccurate readings.
Can the gauge stay on empty because of the sender?
Yes. Sender or wiring failure can cause a constant empty reading.
Can the gauge stay on full because of the sender?
Yes. Electrical faults or a stuck sender can also cause a constant full reading.
Is the Delphi FG0198 pump suitable for EFI pressure?
Yes. It is an in-tank electric pump intended for compatible EFI applications.
Is the pump 12 volt?
Yes. The Delphi FG0198 is a 12-volt electric fuel pump.
Can I reuse my old fuel pump instead?
You could if it is compatible, but this assembly is intended to be used with the included Delphi pump.
Should the tank be cleaned before installation?
Yes. Dirt, rust, water, and sediment can damage a new pump or sender.
Should I replace the tank gasket during installation?
Yes. A new gasket should be used to help prevent vapor or fuel leaks.
Can I reuse the old lock ring?
It is better to use the new lock ring if one is supplied and compatible.
Should the fuel filter be replaced at the same time?
It is often a good idea, especially if the tank contained contamination.
Does the fuel tank need to be removed?
In most cases, lowering or removing the tank provides the best access.
Should I disconnect the battery first?
Yes. Disconnect the battery and follow proper fuel-system safety procedures.
Can I work on the hanger with fuel still in the tank?
It is safer to drain or substantially reduce the fuel level before service.
Can this be installed on a Bronco with an aftermarket tank?
Possibly, but tank depth, lock-ring opening, sender length, and line placement must match.
Will it fit a Bronco with an engine swap?
Not necessarily. Engine swaps may change fuel-pressure, wiring, and line requirements.
Can it be used with a fuel cell?
No direct fit should be assumed. Fuel cells normally use different hanger and sender systems.
Does a body lift affect hanger fitment?
Usually not directly, though fuel-line and filler-neck modifications around the tank should still be checked.
Should the electrical connector be checked before installation?
Yes. Compare the original plug, pin arrangement, and wiring with the replacement assembly.
Should the supply and return line sizes be verified?
Yes. Fuel-line size and connection type should match the original system.
Can a corroded hanger cause a fuel leak?
Yes. Severe corrosion around the top plate or tubes can create leakage or vapor problems.
Is this assembly suitable for restoration projects?
Yes. It is useful for restoring a factory-style EFI tank setup on a 1990–1996 Bronco.
Is it suitable for daily-driven Broncos?
Yes, when it matches the correct tank, engine, and EFI configuration.
What is the estimated shipping weight?
A complete hanger, sender, and pump assembly is typically around 4–6 lb before packaging.
What shipping weight should I use for the listing?
7 lb (3.2 kg) is a practical packaged listing weight unless the supplier provides an exact boxed weight.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm the 1990–1996 Ford Bronco model year, EFI system, 33-gallon tank, engine application, hanger depth, fuel-line sizes, electrical connector, and Delphi FG0198 compatibility.
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