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Dual Fuel Tanks
I have a 152" wheelbase 97 Crew Cab 4WD diesel with a leaking rear fuel tank. They offer three different sizes of tanks. How can I tell which one I need to purchase. I've searched the forums, but can't find the answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I don't know much about the subject, but I assume it has to do with bed length. I would go with the largest that would fit.
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both of mine are in the owners manual... not part #s but tank sizes that would be someplace to look if you have 1.
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Thanks for the reply's. Unfortunately I don't have the owners manual, wish I did. Any other suggestions.
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Look under the truck to find out, but I believe you could make all 3 tanks work if you had to,just by getting the tank straps for which ever tank ya get. Somebody will be along that has "been there, done that" that can give ya better answers than me.
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I hope so... Thanks for the reply.
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Call or stop by a Ford parts dealer with your vin, they can tell you all about it.
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im not sure but i think you could check the driver side door jamb
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I think the rear option is plastic or steel but the are all 18 or 19 gallons, the side tanks are different sizes 17 or 19 gallons I believe
later, DEVLYN |
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I have seen a mod where you put a tank from an 86 - 97 bronco (last year might be wrong). IIRC you fill up in the bed of the truck. Apparently, the single tank holds 40 gallons. Good chance my numbers are slightly off.
Craig |
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