1995 dodge van falls down when the fuel tank gets to 1/4 of fuel

your guessing, and there can be 50 possible causes
tow the car to a shop,. pay them
no VIN told so no engine told that is there and we can not guess engines.
our cars usa that filter is in the tank part of the fuel pump..
by EPA.gov law in fact.
engine cranks fast? but if burns petrol is spark dead>?
fuel can not burn if the is no spark unless it is a diesel and no enigine told , see? and spark is first test not FUEL.

2001 (old cars love to fail and in many ways)
one version burns CNG. (natural gas) + 4 tanks of fuel,

Magnum 3.9 L 175 hp (130 kW) V6 petrol all but CNG./
Magnum 5.2 L 230 hp (170 kW) V8
Magnum 5.2 L 220 hp (160 kW) V8 (CNG)
Magnum 5.9 L 250 hp (190 kW) V8

also we do not support cars below the equator.
no books up here on this van

The only thing I can think of is some how either some gas got into your tank or some other foreign matter. ie: sugar or something else.
I know if you put gas in a diesel it will mess up and slow up the motor.
Making it want to cut out. Not sure about little trucks but the big trucks use this stuff call Hot Shot.
It helps get the water/condensaion out of the tank and lines.
Hope this helps and good luck.

The filter is located in the fuel pump module, on top of the fuel tank

Inside the fuel tank. Normally you only replace it when you replace the fuel pump.

You need to look at your fuel pump it does not pump to specification when it gets hot. You might just have to replace it.

Good luck

i would say they sold you the wrong fuel pump

The Sending Unit is Inside the Fuel Tank at the End of the Intake Line. You will have to Drop the Tank and Change it. Your Guage should be just fine after the Repair

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This sounds like you have a bad hose in your fuel tank that runs from the fuel sender to the fuel pump it is about 3" long and many time have seen a bad clamp on the hose, to repair this the fuel tank needs to be removed.
RD

sounds to me like the fuel pump is bad, when it warms up it dies, try to check this by filling the tank and running a while, then run the van with a near empty tank and see how it does. A full tank of gas should keep the fuel pump cool as it is surrounded by the liquid. I had a similar problem. when my tank got to about a quarter full (3/4 empty) the van would shut off after a short distance, then after sitting for a while would start up again get me a little farther then shut off again. i ended up changiung the fuel pump cost me almost $300. if this simple test shows no results the you got electrical problems, check distributor, and surrounding cables. good luck. also check your fuses could be dirty!

This problem is all to common on all dodge trucks in the 90's, the fuel guage sending unit in the gas tank needs to be replaced. They won't sell just the sender, you have to buy the fuel pump module for $300.00