Part Number: W0133-1600101
Notes: In-Tank Nissan Service File info advises that this fuel pump is no longer available. Instead, Nissan recomends that fuel pump assembly #17050-01G04 should be used in place of fuel pump 17042-3B000. When using fuel pump assembly 17050-01G04 to replace the original fuel pump, be sure to remove the adapter harness (approx. 13" in length) from the vehicle's fuel pump wiring harness before connecting to the new fuel pump assembly.

Part Number: W0133-1598081
Notes: Assembly- Includes Pump
In-Tank - w/ Low Fuel Light Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, we strongly recommend testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.

Part Number: W0133-1828656
Notes: Assembly- Includes Pump
In-Tank - w/ Low Fuel Light Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, we strongly recommend testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.

Part Number: W0133-1828656
Notes: Assembly- Includes Pump
In-Tank - w/o Low Fuel Light Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, WORLDPAC strongly recommends testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.

Part Number: W0133-1598519
Notes: Assembly- Includes Pump
In-Tank - w/ Low Fuel Light Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, we strongly recommend testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.

Part Number: W0133-1600101
Notes: In-Tank - King Cab Nissan Service File info advises that this fuel pump is no longer available. Instead, Nissan recomends that fuel pump assembly #17050-01G04 should be used in place of fuel pump 17042-3B000. When using fuel pump assembly 17050-01G04 to replace the original fuel pump, be sure to remove the adapter harness (approx. 13" in length) from the vehicle's fuel pump wiring harness before connecting to the new fuel pump assembly.

Part Number: W0133-1609003
Notes: In-Tank - Pump Models made in Japan

Part Number: W0133-1609003
Notes: Assembly- Includes Pump
In-Tank - w/ Low Fuel Light Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, we strongly recommend testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.

Part Number: W0133-1600101
Notes: In-Tank Nissan Service File info advises that this fuel pump is no longer available. Instead, Nissan recomends that fuel pump assembly #17050-01G04 should be used in place of fuel pump 17042-3B000. When using fuel pump assembly 17050-01G04 to replace the original fuel pump, be sure to remove the adapter harness (approx. 13" in length) from the vehicle's fuel pump wiring harness before connecting to the new fuel pump assembly.

Part Number: W0133-1598519
Notes: Assembly- Includes Pump
In-Tank - w/ Low Fuel Light Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, we strongly recommend testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.

Part Number: W0133-1600101
Notes: In-Tank - Pump for std. bed truck Nissan Service File info advises that this fuel pump is no longer available. Instead, Nissan recomends that fuel pump assembly #17050-01G04 should be used in place of fuel pump 17042-3B000. When using fuel pump assembly 17050-01G04 to replace the original fuel pump, be sure to remove the adapter harness (approx. 13" in length) from the vehicle's fuel pump wiring harness before connecting to the new fuel pump assembly.

Part Number: W0133-1609003
Notes: Assembly- Includes Pump
In-Tank - w/ Low Fuel Light Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, we strongly recommend testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.

Part Number: W0133-1600101
Notes: In-Tank - Made in USA Nissan Service File info advises that this fuel pump is no longer available. Instead, Nissan recomends that fuel pump assembly #17050-01G04 should be used in place of fuel pump 17042-3B000. When using fuel pump assembly 17050-01G04 to replace the original fuel pump, be sure to remove the adapter harness (approx. 13" in length) from the vehicle's fuel pump wiring harness before connecting to the new fuel pump assembly.

Part Number: W0133-1609003
Notes: In Tank - Pump for King Cab models made in Japan

Part Number: W0133-1600226
Notes: In-Tank - Long-bed - Made in USA This pump motor is no longer offered by Nissan, who now sell only the complete in-tank assembly at a much higher cost. We offer Bosch pump 61 308, which also includes the appropriate filter screen. Alleged fuel pump failures can often be traced to a faulty fuel pressure regulator instead of (or in addition to) the pump itself. To avoid unnecessary warranty returns and comebacks, WORLDPAC strongly recommends testing (and, if in doubt, replacing) the fuel pressure regulator before considering the diagnosis of a faulty fuel pump to be complete and correct.