Bosch67442 Original Equipment Fuel Pump Module Assembly - Compatible With Select Cadillac Escalade; Chevrolet Tahoe; GMC Yukon, Yukon XL 1500

2006 GMC Yukon...The quality of the BOSCH compared to the other chinese junk being sold is easily to see with the eye. Less expensive than dealer parts, appears to have the same quality. Worked great. If you have a Yukon or Tahoe, I would advice just cutting an access plate under the left rear passenger seat, plenty of YouTube videos explaining how! Saves a TON of time and effort over dropping the fuel tank!

Pump working good so far but it was expected coming from a bosh product.

Probably works great but doesn't 2500 vehicles. Only half ton and half ton Denali

I've used Bosch parts on a slew of BMW's and VW's, so I'm confident it's a quality pump, as opposed to the ridiculously cheap ones you can buy. It's priced right -- less than the AC Delco or whatever you buy at a reputable auto parts chain, but not inexpensive enough to probably be a piece of junk. I recommend this pump. Dropping the tank on a '07 Tahoe is the only way to replace the pump. Cutting an access door is not an option as it is in models up to 2005. SO...Be prepared. Buy new tank hanger strap bolts...the old ones rust and sometimes you can't get them out. Douse them with your favorite penetrating oil and let it work as long as possible. It's no fun cutting them with a Sawzall (sparks and you might puncture the tank if you don't put a piece of sheetmetal between the sawblade and tank) or like I did...with a hacksaw blade holder (Not an actual hacksaw...it won't fit). Also, spray all the quick-connects on all the evap and fuel supply/return hoses... especially if your pump has rusted and caused a leak. Those rusted ends will become hopelessly stuck in the quick-connect. You'll either have to find a new Evap line assembly (about $200) or buy line repair stuff from Dorman, as I did. So far, so good.Not a technically difficult job, but one that can turn into a real pain-in-the ass quickly... especially if you have to wait on parts to arrive.There's a reason repair shops charge $800-$1000 to do this job.

Buy a Delphi.

This pump is the exact same Bosch model as OEM. I replaced the fuel pump after smelling gas under truck. After 6 months of using this product my fuel pressure is now 50 PSI with the key on engine off and 62 PSI with the engine running. It should be 55 with key on and engine off. Pressure also bleeds down fast when engine is turned off. I am debating whether I should return it or not.

Worked well for a year and almost 7 months. Then failed. Frustrated that I thought I bought a quality product, and turned out to be the opposite. Wouldn't recommend to anyone.

I have problems, the pressure drops to 0 psi during the night, without return optionsGmc Yukon 2004

Fit my 2007 Yukon fine and seems to be working so far. Time will tell as I have noted mileage and will report if it does fail earlier than expected.