ultramindz E2434M Fuel Pump Assembly for Ford F-150 2004–2008 (4.2L/4.6L/5.4L) — Complete Kit with Strainer & Seal

The ultramindz E2434M fuel pump assembly is a direct-replacement fuel delivery module engineered to restore proper fuel pressure and flow for specified Ford F-150 4.2L, 4.6L and 5.4L models from 2004–2008.

This complete pump kit is built to match original equipment fitment and electrical connections for multiple wheelbase options, so you can replace a worn or failed fuel pump without modifying the vehicle. The assembly ships with the pump, strainer, seal ring, clips and float so technicians have the parts needed for a straightforward installation. Fitment covers specific V6 and V8 F-150 engines across several wheelbase lengths (not compatible with F-150 Heritage models), and the unit is offered as a cost-effective alternative to OE part numbers listed in the vehicle’s parts guide.

Will this pump fit my Ford F-150 and which engines are supported?

The ultramindz E2434M is compatible with 4.2L V6 (2005–2008) and 4.6L/5.4L V8 (2004–2008) F-150 trucks with wheelbases of 125.8", 126.1", 132.5", or 138.7". It is not intended for F-150 Heritage models.

• Supported engines: 4.2L V6 (2005–2008); 4.6L & 5.4L V8 (2004–2008).
• Wheelbase compatibility: 125.8", 126.1", 132.5", 138.7".
• Not compatible with: F-150 Heritage variants.
• Replaces OE numbers including 4L3Z9H307AF and related part codes.

What comes in the package and do I need extra parts?

The kit arrives complete with the fuel pump module plus necessary peripheral components so you can install it without sourcing additional small parts. The float arm may be shipped detached to prevent transit damage; it simply snaps into the sender once in place.

• Included: fuel pump assembly, seal ring, strainer, two retaining clips, and fuel level float.
• Float installation: snap wire end into sender hole if detached during shipping.
• Additional items typically not required: fuel lines or wiring harnesses unless damaged.
• Verify gasket and O-ring condition; replace if old or brittle for leak-free seal.

How difficult is installation and should I get professional help?

Replacing an in-tank fuel pump requires mechanical experience and proper safety precautions because it involves handling fuel and working under the vehicle or removing the fuel tank. ultramindz recommends professional installation to avoid damage or improper connections that can cause performance issues.

• Installation tip: depressurize the fuel system before disconnecting lines or the module.
• Tools typically needed: basic hand tools, fuel line disconnect tool, jack and stands if tank removal is required.
• Safety: work in a well-ventilated area and keep sparks or open flames away from fuel work.
• Seek a qualified mechanic if you are unfamiliar with fuel system service.

Which OE part numbers does this assembly replace and why that matters?

This pump is offered as an OE-equivalent replacement compatible with multiple original part numbers, helping you match repair specifications when restoring factory performance. Using an equivalent part number ensures the module will plug into the vehicle’s existing harness and meet the same installation procedure as the factory component.

• Common cross-reference: 4L3Z9H307AF and variants like 4L3Z9H307BF and 4L3U9H307AG.
• Also referenced as: E2434M, 150126A, PN3054 and other supplier codes.
• Cross-references simplify ordering the correct unit for specific model years and trims.
• Confirm the original part number from your vehicle before purchase to ensure fitment.

Who is this for: The ultramindz E2434M fuel pump assembly is intended for owners and technicians maintaining mid-2000s Ford F-150s who need a reliable, plug-and-play replacement for failed or aging in-tank pumps. It’s suited to repair shops, DIYers with mechanical experience, and fleet managers who require an OE-style component that restores proper fuel delivery without custom modifications. If your F-150 matches the listed years, engine sizes and wheelbase measurements, this kit provides the primary hardware to complete a fuel pump replacement.