Bosch Fuel Pump Module Assembly for Mercedes Benz A-Class W169 B200 B200T W245

Bosch supplied the industry's first fuel injection system with a high pressure electric fuel pump in 1967. Since then, Bosch has stood at the forefront of fuel system technology, providing fuel pumps to virtually all vehicle manufacturers. Compared to conventional fuel pumps, Bosch Pumps deliver 30% higher efficiency and the precise fuel supply required for a partial or full load - saving fuel and reducing CO2 emissions.

Friendly Tips:Contamination is a major cause of fuel pump failure. To avoid premature failure of a replacement pump, remove all contaminants from the fuel tank prior to installing the new pump. During installation make sure no dirt or contaminants are introduced into the fuel system.Fuel pump failure due to dirt or contamination is not covered under warranty.

• Designed to reduce the vehicle electrical system load and avoid overloading supply lines: For optimal efficiency.
• Functionally and quality tested in accordance with the same standards as for original equipment parts: For high performance, reliability over a long service life.
• Precise fitting components and kits : For accurate and fast installation.
• Wide range of fuel supply modules with over 450 part numbers: For an extensive choice for customers and workshops covering most of the applications.
• Application-specific design of the pressure limiters: For safe operation.
• Specifically designed and developed using state-of-the-art materials and coatings: For different fuel types including critical situations such as hot gasoline.
• Accurately produced individual components: For drive-in comfort with low noise generation and high interference suppression class.

Bosch, a premier global supplier of services and technology, is a privately held company headquartered in Germany.
Bosch has had a presence in Australia since 1907, opening its first wholly owned subsidiary, Robert Bosch (Australia) Pty Ltd in 1954.Bosch Australia's activities are operated through six wholly owned subsidiaries and include Mobility Solutions, Industry Technology, Consumer Goods and Energy and Building Technology.