Ford In-Tank Fuel Pump & Sender Assembly Diagram - Sock, Float, Pulse Damper

This document is a labeled exploded/line-art illustration of an in-tank fuel pump and sender assembly. The drawing shows the assembly hanging from its circular tank flange, with callouts identifying the major components: the fuel return line and fuel supply line at the top of the flange, the sender wire harness (with a note directing the reader to the EVTM — Electrical and Vacuum Troubleshooting Manual — for the circuit pinout), the pulse damper mounted on the assembly, the fuel pump itself, the float on its arm for the fuel level sender, and the fuel intake sock (strainer) at the bottom of the pump. The illustration reference number AA0463-A appears in the lower right corner. From this diagram a reader can learn the physical layout and relative positions of the fuel pump module components — which port is supply versus return, where the pulse damper sits, how the float arm extends from the assembly, and that the intake sock filters fuel entering the pump. No year, model, torque values, part numbers, or wiring pinouts are given in the drawing itself; electrical details are deferred to the EVTM.