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Diesel Fuel filler neck and sending unit

2002 Excursion Diesel, Can anyone recommend a source to purchase new fuel filler neck, the hoses to install it and a new fuel pickup/level sender? Quality aftermarket or OEM is fine. Thanks guys, I have searched but these seem hard to come by.
 
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Filler neck from Dorman, sending unit from ford, al on eBay

You may need to use a universal hose and cut to fit
 
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Thanks but those appear to be parts for a gas engine vehicle. Would you or anyone have the Dorman part number to search for for a diesel?

Does any of the aftermarket make a fuel pickup or is a $400 oem one the only real answer?

Does anyone know the hose diameters for the fill and vent tube so I can order in a length of fuel resistant hose?

Thanks for the help.
 
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Rock auto has motorcraft pickup for $256.
 
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On the filler pipe the part number is the same with a different subfix.
My experience suggest it is the same physical part.

Diesel 1C7Z-9034-AA
Gas 1C7Z-9034-BA
 
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Originally Posted by Blakshukvw
Rock auto has motorcraft pickup for $256.
I hate to be a pain but do you have the part number, I cannot find it on RockAuto, I went to buy it at that price as its the best I have heard.
 
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The filler neck on my 01 diesel (and the vent tube) are flexible rubber hoses. They are NOT that metal piece for $281 on eBay posted above. It could be that someone replaced mine with an aftermarket option prior to my purchasing it.

https://www.fordpartsgiant.com/parts...z-9034-aa.html

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It's listed under fuel sending unit
3c3u9275aa or 3c3z9275aa
The ebay one posted above is cheaper.
On my 03 the neck is metal.
 
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Originally Posted by Blakshukvw
It's listed under fuel sending unit
3c3u9275aa or 3c3z9275aa
The ebay one posted above is cheaper.
On my 03 the neck is metal.
Motorcraft / Fordparts both show that part number fits 2003 to 2005 6.0 diesel Excursions. Not 2000 thru 2003 7.3. Do you know this also works for the older trucks?

YC3Z-9275-AA is the part number Ford comes up with and I cannot match that to a Motorcraft number or find one for less than $400. Wish I knew the difference.
 
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if I may ask, Are you after the fuel sending unit or the pickup part of the assembly ?

Is your filler neck assembly out of the vehicle yet ?

Have you tried the local recycling yards ? I just picked a roof rack up yesterday off a gas Ex. I can see if the filler neck is still in it. ( it is pretty complete )
 
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I'm sorry. I looked it up for my 03.
I would guess all these parts except the sender would interchange since all X's used the same fuel tank regardless of fuel type. For the sender I would guess no difference between 6.0 and 7.3 as it appears they used the same foot.
Looking at rock auto for 01 X I now see your predicament.
 
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I to have access to some X's locally. I can check condition of these parts you're after.
 
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Originally Posted by pirate4x4_camo
if I may ask, Are you after the fuel sending unit or the pickup part of the assembly ?

Is your filler neck assembly out of the vehicle yet ?

Have you tried the local recycling yards ? I just picked a roof rack up yesterday off a gas Ex. I can see if the filler neck is still in it. ( it is pretty complete )

Both. I need to replace the original pickup and the fuel gauge has been flakey so should put a new sending unit in while I have the tank down. Same for the filler neck, its not yet leaking but it don't look great so going to replace it while I have the tank down along with the hoses connecting it.

Gas Ex filler is different from the diesel one. I think its tube size but not positive but the part numbers are indeed different.

Has someone here installed the gas part in a diesel truck and can comment first hand experience?


For the filler neck, I'd be interested in a used one in good shape, IE not rusted. The pickup and sender I really want new.

Also I know the pickup screen is available as a separate part. Is the float and sender? The flange and tubing is likely just fine.
 
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Has someone here installed the gas part in a diesel truck and can comment first hand experience?


For the filler neck, I'd be interested in a used one in good shape, IE not rusted. The pickup and sender I really want new.

Also I know the pickup screen is available as a separate part. Is the float and sender? The flange and tubing is likely just fine.
I can comment a little bit.

When I did my diesel conversion I just used the v10 filler and knocked out the plastic restrictor for the gas nozzle. Now I have the hole the same size as the pipe. Cap fits on the same, though its not a green one.

If you can live with that difference, you might be all right.
 
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Well I ordered the OEM pickup and sending unit. $428 was the best I could find. Ordered the ebay diesel filler neck and will see what shows up. Once I have it I can measure for the rubber hoses and order those.
 
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