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Message: [QUOTE="Strictly Diesel, post: 1026183, member: 1411"] It's not that they fail often, they are really great pumps. I've just had a TON of people ask about using them in trucks that had no business with that much pump. I'm one of those guys that does NOT subscribe to the "bigger is always better" and "aftermarket is always better" philosophies. There are very good reasons for staying with OE products in some cases... I've used Fuelab, Aeromotive, AirDog and FASS and the reality is that while they are all very good products (except for one that I would never sell to anyone) NONE of them are as "long term dead nuts reliable" as the OE pumps. If "reliability" is a primary concern, and you don't need the flow capability of a larger pump, logic just says to stay with the OE piece because they are really good pumps, and because you can generally get a replacement for them (if needed on the road somewhere) from any Ford dealership in the country (and in some cases even chain auto parts stores). [/QUOTE]

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