Get the Best Priced Ford F350 Fuel Tank

Research on Fuel Tank for Ford F350

Some people have a hearty appetite. They can sit down and eat an entire pizza or box of cookies in one sitting. They enter eating contests like, who can eat the most chicken wings, and win. It may seem like their appetite is endless and you wonder where they store all that food? Most human stomachs are relatively the same size. You wonder how this medium sized person can set records by wolfing down all that chicken and in record time, no less. You think if they were a truck, they would be a gas guzzler. What an appetite.

Your Ford F350 has a big appetite, too. This truck runs with the big dogs. It is massively powerful with awesome towing capacity and supreme drive-ability. On or off road, your Ford F350 works up an appetite every day, driving, hauling, pulling and towing. It gets hungry. After a long day, it could probably enter that chicken wing eating contest and win. But your powerful truck does not eat chicken wings, of course. It requires a different kind of fuel and a large quantity of it. That fuel is carried in your Ford F350 fuel tank.

When you take into consideration that your Ford F350 fuel tank holds between 34 and 48 gallons of fuel and it has 385 to 440 horsepower, you understand why this truck is a champion. Your Ford F350 fuel tank capacity is legendary.

Time for a Ford F350 Fuel Tank Replacement?

There are a few reasons why you might have to replace your fuel tank. The first and most obvious reason is if it is punctured or otherwise damaged in a motor vehicle accident. You may also choose to replace your fuel tank to increase your driving range.

Many heavy duty pick up owners choose a diesel package over gas. This is because it provides the best power for hauling while still delivering decent fuel economy. Good fuel economy means less time at the fuel pump and less cash being pumped out of your wallet. This is easy math.

Because of this, the last thing you will probably want in your new diesel pickup is a smaller fuel tank. And yet that is precisely what happened with the 2011-2013 Ford Super Duties.

Despite the fact that Powerstroke engines in these trucks get approximately twenty percent better fuel economy, Ford kept the F-350 driving range about the same as the 2010 Super Duties by decreasing the size of the fuel tank size from 30.5-gallons to just 26. To make an analogy to the Champion Chicken Wing eater, well, that is just not enough capacity to hold enough fuel. There is a remedy. You can replace the little OEM plastic fuel tank with a 50-gallon steel tank. Now you can pull up the chair to the table at the all you can eat buffet with confidence.

What It Will Cost

Average cost for a Ford F350 fuel tank is $1649 to $1662. You might lose your appetite by looking at our competitor's pricing. Rest assured you will always find the lowest price at partsgeek.com.

Fuel Tanks available for the following Ford F350 years: 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1984, 1983, 1982, 1981, 1980, 1979, 1978, 1977, 1976, 1975, 1974, 1973, 97, 96, 95, 94, 93, 92, 91, 90, 89, 88, 87, 86, 85, 84, 83, 82, 81, 80, 79, 78, 77, 76, 75, 74, 73. This part is also sometimes called Ford F350 Gas Tanks. We stock fuel tank parts for most Ford models including F150, F350 Super Duty, F250, F550 Super Duty, Thunderbird, Mustang, F450 Super Duty, Bronco, E350 Super Duty, Galaxie 500, F-250 HD, Galaxie, F100, Fairlane, E150 Econoline, Torino, F Super Duty, Taurus, Mustang II, E350 Econoline, Crown Victoria, LTD, E250 Econoline, Bronco II, E350 Econoline Club Wagon, Explorer, Falcon, Ranger, Escape, E450 Super Duty, Ranchero, Maverick, E150 Econoline Club Wagon, F250 Super Duty, E250, Escort, E150, LTD Crown Victoria, Pinto and Gran Torino.