Will this fit the FRONT steel fuel tank of a 1995 Ford F150 with a 5.0 liter V8 engine, automatic, 2 RWD.Is this the recommended for OEM replaceme
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No this is for the rear 19 gallon tank. For the front 16 gallon tank use sp2005h.
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This will not fit the front fuel tank as it is only for the rear of the vehicle. Ford F-150 1994, 1995, 1996 4.9L L6 BI-FUEL INCL FUEL PUMP, SENDER, FLOAT, STRAINER - PUMP & SENDER ASSY - REAR MOUNT - STEEL TANK - 19 GAL
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No, this is not the correct part. your vehicle will have one of two possible type sensors. I have both types in stock. part # for stainless steel rail sensor F8CF-9F972-BH / Part # for Aluminum Fuel Rail sensor XS2F-9F972-CB you will need to check your fuel rail to see if its aluminum (round shape) or stainless steel (square shaped) You can call me at 9896442695 for more information. my name is Rob
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It fit my 2005 Spec V. As for a 1999 2.0 I don't know. You could remove your existing tank and try to match it up by the picture. That's what I did.
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Dave This should work on your F-150. Ford used the same pedal pad for many years. I just replaced the pad on my 1999 F-450 and it fit just like the original pad. I had a 1977 F-150 and it also used the same pad. If the design in the picture is like yours, it will fit.
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You really should check the part number on your own, but if you drop your tank and it looks like this then chances are it is it. Ford uses this check valve on tons of vehicles. I'm using it in a 94 F-150 rear tank.
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Yes it fits. It had also said the same about my 2007 F150, when I purchased one.
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I just bought one and set it in and it fits snug right behind it. you should be fine. mine is the 5.7l v8
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everything I have found says it will fit if it is the side mount tank(it is only 19 gal tank). If you look in the owners manual it says that the tank size is 24.5 gals for reg cab, 25 gal for super cab, and 30 gals for long bed. I think that in 1997 is when the style was changed and only have one tank on the truck. Hope this helps.Looks like the spectra part number you need is either F44A, F45A, or F46A
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Go to the briggs and stratton website and check you engine #. Each engine has a number on it. That will tell you if the gas tank will fit it.
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Hi. Mine is on a 77 four barrel. On the line that feeds the primary and secondary is a tapped port for the guage. In your case you will need a tee to install on your fowl line past the fuel pump. Not sure but i would assume some one would make that part be it Mr. Gasket or whomever then i guess you would install it much like an inline fuel filter. Stay away from the dry guages due to vibration. Liquid filled can leak but you can buy glycerine at walmart for a few bucks and that should be a life time supply.
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As long as it is a single tank. This is a single function reservoir. The dual tank takes the dual function reservoir. It doesn't come with filter and filter is not listed correctly at parts stores. To buy at part store look up 85 f250 fuel injected 5.0l cartridge filter.
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The real question you should be asking is "Is this the correct fuel filter for Briggs & Stratton engine model xxxxxx". Google your engine model and you'll find out the correct service part numbers.
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This sensor was a direct fit for my 2006 Ford F150 with 5.4 engine. The pigtail (clip) is round where it clips into the vehicle"s wiring. I replace all four and this part fits in all of them.
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Hi Roger, I'm not 100% sure if it is an exact fit or not. I used this on an older car when I upgraded to EFI. I can tell you it is working well thus far, any time I have the EFI hand held controller set to monitor system performance the fuel pressure is reading 58 PSI just as it should. Thanks, Gary.
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That unit is for 3valve V8's. They started in 05 for the F150. All you need is 9/16" sparkplug socket. I recommend a set that is swivel and fixed mount. I am going to be at his office at 8:15AM. I should be in before 930. I can answer any other details in the AM. Sorry for so late on a Sunday night. I just wanted to make sure I told you what I knew as soon as I knew it.
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You better measure all the dimensions of the old part: body- diameter and length and every feature exactly (don't forget the screws and bolts at ends) and determine if this part will fit your vehicle without interference. You have a lot more room on the hatch back location then on the tight quarters I used it for: inside a Weatherguard tool chest. You have less interference on the Hatch back application. I used this same supra gas spring for the hatch back on my Leer Cap Rear window on a F150. It works great. Make sure spring is not to stiff (too much force required to close. Should match old specification of old gas spring. ) A few pound plus or minus won't matter. You better measure all the dimensions of the old part: body- diameter and length and every feature exactly (don't forget the screws and bolts at ends) and determine if this part will fit your vehicle without interference. You have a lot more room on the hatch back location then on the tight quarters I used it for: inside a Weatherguard tool chest. You have less interference on the Hatch back application. I used this same supra gas spring for the hatch back on my Leer Cap Rear window on a F150. It works great. Make sure spring is not to stiff (too much force required to close. Should match... » Read More You better measure all the dimensions of the old part: body- diameter and length and every feature exactly (don't forget the screws and bolts at ends) and determine if this part will fit your vehicle without interference. You have a lot more room on the hatch back location then on the tight quarters I used it for: inside a Weatherguard tool chest. You have less interference on the Hatch back application. I used this same supra gas spring for the hatch back on my Leer Cap Rear window on a F150. It works great. Make sure spring is not to stiff (too much force required to close. Should match old specification of old gas spring. ) A few pound plus or minus won't matter. « Show Less
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The one I used was for a 1994 Ford Ranger. I cannot say that the one I used would fit the F350 because of the space needed from the top of the fuel tank and the side where the tube connect for filling the tank. It may be too short in length.