I got sick of searching so I am just gonna ask the question so flame away...

I have a 95 F-150 w/167K on it. It is a 5.0 SC 4x4 with dual tanks. My front pump makes a horrible noise but still works (although I think the tank has a pin-hole in it) and the rear pump is quiet but on occasion the truck will barely run. If I switch tanks while its doing this the problem goes away... I was gonna pull the bed replace both pumps (and possible the front tank) and paint the frame BUT...

'Nuff background info... I went to check on prices and I don't know what pump it takes... 17, 18, or 19 gallon? Anybody have an ideas on how to tell? TIA! Also some suggestions on where to get them cheaply would be nice...

 

Nobody has any suggestions?

 

Check Jeffs Bronco Graveyard (try Google). For my 91 it was $100 for steel and $120 for plastic tanks.

 

There is a guy here named Frederic who may be able to help you out.I think he has done just about everything to his truck.As far as tank size, I was able to go to Autozone and they asked a lot of questions and then it was pretty simple. I paid 129.00 For one here in Dallas ,Texas. I too have a horibble noise (a loud humm!) in the front tank but the rear was shot.I hope this helps

 

I tried the Autozone thing and they didn't know squat. Big surprise there... Thanks for the suggestions.

 

Rear is 18 gal, front is 16gal

 

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!

 

My 96 book says 19 gal midship(front) and 18gal rear...Who knows? They did have quite a few sizes over the years

 

The middle tank will vary based on length of bed - short bed 16.5, long bed is 19; the rear is 18.2 - per 95 manual.