Ford Transit Connect Mk2 Fuel Tank Pump Sender Unit 1.5 TDCi FV61-9H307-AB

Ford Transit Connect Mk2 Fuel Tank Pump Sender Unit 1.5 TDCi is an original component from the Fuel pumps and level sensors group, designed for the 1.5 TDCi diesel engine fuel supply system. This used Ford fuel tank pump allows for the restoration of proper fuel supply without the need to resort to expensive replacements of unknown origin.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: FV61-9H307-AB
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: FV61-9H307-AB
• Substitutable numbers: FV61-9H307-AB, FV619H307AB, FV61-9H307-AC, FV619H307AC, 2250140
• Category: Fuel Pumps & Sending Units

Purpose and function in the fuel system

The fuel tank pump in the Ford Transit Connect Mk2 is responsible for the stable delivery of diesel fuel from the tank to the subsequent components of the 1.5 TDCi engine fuel system. A correctly selected element from this group ensures:

• adequate supply pressure at the fuel injection system inlet,
• smooth operation of the power unit across the full load range,
• reduced risk of air entering the fuel system.

By maintaining factory operating characteristics, the pump works seamlessly with the original fuel system and vehicle electronics, which promotes stable engine operation and accurate service diagnostics.

Advantages of using an original Ford pump

Using an original Ford fuel tank pump in the Transit Connect Mk2 model is a beneficial solution both technically and economically. An element from this group:

• is structurally matched to the fuel tank and factory mounts,
• maintains the correct geometry of ports and connectors, which facilitates installation,
• allows maintaining fuel system operating parameters in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.

For workshops and fleet users, this means shorter installation time and a lower risk of operational problems after replacement. Factory fitment limits the need for system modifications and minimizes the risk of leaks.

Condition, verification, and preparation for installation

The offered fuel tank pump comes from the secondary market, which allows for reducing repair costs while maintaining the original Ford design. An element of this type is a good choice in situations where:

• the existing pump has suffered mechanical or electrical damage,
• there are problems with starting or uneven engine operation related to fuel supply,
• a quick replacement is necessary while maintaining the factory standard of workmanship.

Before installation, a standard service procedure is recommended: checking the fuel system for contaminants, hose tightness, and the condition of the fuel filter to fully utilize the potential of the installed component.

Selection by part numbers and compatibility

The pump belongs to the Fuel pumps and level sensors group, which means that its selection should be based on compatibility with the fuel system of the specific Ford Transit Connect Mk2 version. In practice, matching is done using catalog numbers and vehicle data to ensure full compatibility with:

• the type of fuel tank and pump housing design,
• the electrical installation and connector type,
• the operating parameters of the 1.5 TDCi engine fuel supply system.

This approach limits the risk of installation errors and engine performance issues after replacement.

System expansion and related components

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the fuel system area in your Ford and need other components from the same group, such as additional pumps, power modules, or fuel level sensors, check the available parts in the Ford fuel pumps and level sensors category.

When working with power supply and control components, it is worth paying attention to the correct selection of electronic components and sensors. A detailed discussion of the principles for selecting used modules and sensors, including the importance of OEM numbers and hardware-software compatibility, can be found in the guide: Used automotive electronics on board – why is it worth choosing second-hand ECU modules and sensors?