content: The original Bosch fuel pump died in my 1991 Saturn after 20 years of service. a Replacement part was $600, for a 20 year old car. No thank YOU! I replaced it with a Walbro pump, bought on Amazon. Let's be honest, dropping the tank and replacing the pump is not a fun thing to do and you don't want to do it again any time soon. In installing the new pump in the old housing it makes no sense not to replace the strainer as well, the old one in my car was yellow, somewhat brittle after doing its job for 20 years. Some fuel pump makers will not warrant the replacement pump unless you replace this part as well- I can understand that as it is not hard to imagine pieces of a disintegrating strainer being sucked up and constricting the pump mechanism. Hey, if you are going to spend money on a pump, and the time to pull it spend the few extra bucks to do it right so that you don't have to do it again soon.