Ford Fuel Pump Module Diagram - Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor & Regulator Location

This document is a black-and-white line illustration of a fuel pump module / fuel sender assembly, shown removed from the fuel tank. The drawing depicts the round tank flange (lock ring mounting plate) at the top with fuel line fittings and an electrical connector, the pump/sender body hanging below, a flexible corrugated fuel supply hose running down the right side to an inlet fitting, and a float arm with float extending to the lower left ending at the fuel level sender float. Two components are called out with labels: the FUEL TANK PRESSURE SENSOR (FTP), which is mounted on top of the tank flange, and the FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR, which is located on the side of the module body below the flange. The illustration carries the Ford diagram reference number AA3043-B in the lower right corner. A reader can learn where the fuel tank pressure sensor and the fuel pressure regulator are physically located on this style of in-tank fuel pump module, which is useful when diagnosing EVAP codes related to the FTP sensor or fuel pressure problems related to the regulator. No fuse data, torque values, part numbers (other than the illustration code), or model-year applicability text appear in the image.