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I recently bought a 1992 F150 from the original owner, it is a good truck but I found out that he never took it in for Factory recall I called a couple of the ford dealerships and was told that it was too old. So I have to do them myself. Has anyone ever changed out the fuel switch for Duel tanks? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
I recently bought a 1992 F150 from the original owner, it is a good truck but I found out that he never took it in for Factory recall I called a couple of the ford dealerships and was told that it was too old. So I have to do them myself. Has anyone ever changed out the fuel switch for Duel tanks? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Originally Posted by novicefordowner
Hello All
I recently bought a 1992 F150 from the original owner, it is a good truck but I found out that he never took it in for Factory recall I called a couple of the ford dealerships and was told that it was too old. So I have to do them myself. Has anyone ever changed out the fuel switch for Duel tanks? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
I recently bought a 1992 F150 from the original owner, it is a good truck but I found out that he never took it in for Factory recall I called a couple of the ford dealerships and was told that it was too old. So I have to do them myself. Has anyone ever changed out the fuel switch for Duel tanks? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
PS, A 1992 does not have the mechanical fuel switch that was used from 1986-1990.
If you have the fuel crossover problem then you need to install check valves in your fuel system.
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Thanks to all who replied.
I was told from a dealer here in Houston that it would cost 900.00 to the problem with the fuel tanks, So i told him thanks and hung up. I'm also having a problem with the parking brake. It will not engage.
The Truck is a 1992 F150 with a 105,000 miles
has been retrofitted to except R134
power windows with aod transmission that seems to shift hard(but I'm not familar with this trans)
I was told from a dealer here in Houston that it would cost 900.00 to the problem with the fuel tanks, So i told him thanks and hung up. I'm also having a problem with the parking brake. It will not engage.
The Truck is a 1992 F150 with a 105,000 miles
has been retrofitted to except R134
power windows with aod transmission that seems to shift hard(but I'm not familar with this trans)
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Originally Posted by novicefordowner
Thanks to all who replied.
I was told from a dealer here in Houston that it would cost 900.00 to the problem with the fuel tanks, So i told him thanks and hung up. I'm also having a problem with the parking brake. It will not engage.
The Truck is a 1992 F150 with a 105,000 miles
has been retrofitted to except R134
power windows with aod transmission that seems to shift hard(but I'm not familar with this trans)
I was told from a dealer here in Houston that it would cost 900.00 to the problem with the fuel tanks, So i told him thanks and hung up. I'm also having a problem with the parking brake. It will not engage.
The Truck is a 1992 F150 with a 105,000 miles
has been retrofitted to except R134
power windows with aod transmission that seems to shift hard(but I'm not familar with this trans)
$900.00 for what???
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The problem is that if both tanks are full,and I'm using the rear tank the front tank overflows and spills out on the ground. I asked if it was a recall item and was told no and it would cost about 900.00 to fix.
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From: Easton,Ks
Yes the recall you are talking about expired in 2004, I think it just consist of two check valves in the fuel lines. I think you can get the parts and fix it a lot cheaper than that.
Here is the recall you were talking about.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/recalls/.../y-1992/t-1632
Here is the recall you were talking about.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/recalls/.../y-1992/t-1632