Federal-Mogul Brushless Fuel Pump
Federal-Mogul developed an electrical brushless diesel fuel pump for on- and off-highway engines to help keep heavy-duty vehicles working longer

Federal-Mogul developed an electrical brushless diesel fuel pump for on- and off-highway engines to help keep heavy-duty vehicles working longer.
The technology suits 12V and 24V applications and is available for diesel engines typically used in the medium- and heavy-duty on-highway sector and in the construction, stationary, marine and agricultural sectors.
Federal-Mogul's electrical brushless fuel pump addresses the shortcomings of a conventional fuel pump, according to the company. With electronic commutation to drive the DC motor, the company's non-contact technology is more durable than a conventional pump even when mounted directly on the engine, says the company.
According to Federal-Mogul, durability field tests of Federal-Mogul's electrical brushless pump showed that the product lasts approximately 20 times longer than a conventional pump. The pump's efficient electrically driven design also reduces the load placed on the engine when compared to conventional belt or gear driven pumps, thereby improving fuel economy and reducing emissions.
Federal-Mogul's electrical brushless motor's universal design also provides ease of installation in existing fuel pump packages to replace current brush-style motors. The design enables the product to readily enhance the life of an engine in service and reduce maintenance expenses.
For more information: www.federalmogul.com
More Products

More Trailer Data Through the Same Seven-Way [Video]
Can trucking’s standard seven-way connector handle more cameras and trailer data? Grote’s Adam Slade shows HDT how the company is using new technology with its 4See trailer system, not only to add a new backup camera but also to expand other capabilities — without adding another connection.
Read More →
FlowBelow Redesigns Trailer AeroSlider to Cut Fuel Use
The lighter trailer aerodynamic system installs in less than 45 minutes, according to the company, with potential payback in under a year depending on fuel prices and trailer mileage.
Read More →
Shell Prepares Rotella Oils for 2027
New CL-4 and FB-4 formulations will begin arriving in early 2027, with improved protection against oil breakdown, wear and deposits, according to Shell.
Read More →
Einride Driverless Electric Trucks Begin Daily Freight Operations in Ohio
Two cabless electric trucks are hauling freight between EASE Logistics facilities in Marysville, Ohio, as part of a multi-state truck automation project.
Read More →
Continental Introduces New Regional Truck Tires
Continental says its new Generation 5 steer and drive tires for regional operations offer longer tread life, with estimated mileage gains of 22% and 19%, respectively.
Read More →
Tekmodo Introduces CargoBright Brand for Translucent Trailer Roofs
CargoBright is designed to diffuse daylight across the cargo area while performing as a working vehicle roof.
Read More →
Michelin Tire Improves Efficiency and Durability for Regional Fleets
The Michelin X Multi Energy D2 is a regional haul drive tire engineered to help fleets improve fuel efficiency, durability and traction in demanding stop-and-go operations.
Read More →
What Geotab's New AI Connector Means for Fleets
Fleets can now ask their usual AI assistants questions about maintenance, safety, fuel use, and vehicle performance, using their live Geotab data, and take action on the answers without leaving their preferred AI tool.
Read More →
Deflecktor: Hubbub Aerodynamic Wheel Cover Cost-Effective Even for Trailers
Aerodynamic wheel covers can deliver small but meaningful fuel-economy gains for fleets, and Deflecktor says its latest design aims to make the technology easier and more affordable to deploy.
Read More →
Fontaine Expands Flatbed Lineup with New Fleet-Focused Models, Eyes 2027 Launch
Fontaine is broadening its flatbed lineup with new models aimed at fleets, including a lightweight aluminum trailer expected in 2027 that emphasizes durability, repairability, and lower cost.
Read More →
