Fuel Pump Module Recall

[jbeez]

Does anyone know where this is physically located in a 2014 SHO? I checked in the trunk and didn't see anything.  I have a ton of car audio gear in the car so I'm going to have to rip some stuff apart, but I found some pics of it being near the rear wheel wells, I checked both sides and didn't see anything.  Could it be in the little area right behind the back seats in the middle? There is some module there I had to cut out some room on my amp rack to fit over. Of course I'll need to pull my amp rack to get to it ;_;

[hawkeye93]

It's in the trunk, right side, behind the rear seat.  It's behind the trunk liner.

[ZSHO]

Hawkeye is correct just put down the (passenger side) back seat and its located on top of the shock mount right behind the liner which is held down by two plastic Rivet's.  Z
I found using a small flat head screw driver and a pair of needle nose pliers to be ideal. Z

[jbeez]

Well that explains it, I now see the padding there, I was looking in the trunk side behind the liner and there was nothing there. I just went out and pulled the liner back on the passenger compartment side and saw it right there.  Thanks!

[pmezo33]

You need to remove the back seat.  It's on the passenger side.  You can't miss it once you get back there.

[ZSHO]

The SHO is a piece of cake to find and replace the (FDM) while the MKS is more of a pita which needs to be accessed through the trunk.  Z

[pmezo33]

The SHO is a piece of cake to find and replace the (FDM) while the MKS is more of a pita which needs to be accessed through the trunk.  Z

I did a 3.7 non-ecoboost mks about a month ago and got it through the backseat.  Not sure if the ecoboost mks is any different. Haven't had to replace mine yet.

[sholxgt]

The SHO is a piece of cake to find and replace the (FDM) while the MKS is more of a pita which needs to be accessed through the trunk.  Z

I did a 3.7 non-ecoboost mks about a month ago and got it through the backseat.  Not sure if the ecoboost mks is any different. Haven't had to replace mine yet.

Do your rear seats fold down?  Mine do not.  Two choices with my MKS were remove the back seat or lay in the trunk and access through a small opening.  It was not easy to get to.

[pmezo33]

The SHO is a piece of cake to find and replace the (FDM) while the MKS is more of a pita which needs to be accessed through the trunk.  Z

I did a 3.7 non-ecoboost mks about a month ago and got it through the backseat.  Not sure if the ecoboost mks is any different. Haven't had to replace mine yet.

Do your rear seats fold down?  Mine do not.  Two choices with my MKS were remove the back seat or lay in the trunk and access through a small opening.  It was not easy to get to.

They don't.  First you need to remove the lower half of the rear seats.  There are these two hooks that need to be pushed back to remove that section of the seats.  Then you'll have access to a few bolts by the seat belt buckles that loosen the upper part of the rear seat.  Loosen them up and just fold that upper section down and you'll have access to the fuel pump module.

It was fairly easy the first time around figuring out where everything was.  I could probably do it again in like 20 minutes now that i know where everything is.

[avidmotion]

Was replaced by warranty not recall. Smelled of propane and whined under medium acceleration. Fluid was low thick and dirty.

[avidmotion]

20,000 miles later I changed to Amsoil and added a pigtail on the vent tube to make changing a breeze.