ok they are like $2.50 at oreilly auto parts so ill go tomorrow and get them to replace the one i broke so i can feel safe about using that rear tank.... thnks for the info and srry bout jacking the thread... u can have it back now.... lol

 

Yep, stealership stuff.
But can be had through Amazon/Troy Ford. :)
My search was with the part numbers I got off the broken part.
The parts came off my '90 F250 parts truck 19g midship tank.

rubber seal...
F6TZ-9B076-AA ~$6

"two hose"
valve assembly...
1L2Z-9B593-FA ~$31

Part numbers I was working from...
E8UA-9B076-AA
E7UA-9B593-BA

That particuilar valve includes more than a rollover valve, the Ford service
manual sez it also prevents overfilling and provides pressure release. Makes
a big deal about gas-caps need to be made by Ford or your warranty is void
etc.

All three that I've broken were of this type, not the simpler-type like what's
shown in Hitokori's picture with only one hose.

The parts I listed prob'ly only fit -one- vehicle ever made by Ford tho. ;)
The one I got it off of.

Realizing I broke the "purge port" side off of them and not the "canister port"
side. I'd like to get the numbers off the simpler "one hose type" and use it
instead. Maybe I'd have better luck with the simpler-type? ;)

Alvin in AZ

 

Alvin, I like your thinking. Ive only ever seen the one hose design and ive had an 87 and an 88 and dropped the tanks a few times and never broke anything. The only time something ever came apart is when I had to torch the straps on the 87 rear cause I couldnt get em off. So, if you can do the conversion somehow itll save you a lot of hassle im sure.

 

so what is the charcoal canister thing for out front on the radiator support/ inner fender well..... what purpose do they serve coz my lines have been broke off that thing for ever since i got it

 

Haha, mine too. The charcoal is supposed to collect the gasoline vapors and serve as a storage reservoir until the engine is running and can pull in and burn the vapors. Its one of those stupid emissions things.

 

Collect vapor from the tanks and float bowls.
When the engine starts vapors are sucked into the intake and burned.

 

Alvin,
I PM'd NumberDummy on the part # for the single inlet vent.
LMC has them for $24.95 but I want to see what PartsguyEd will sell them for.

I'll reply when I get that info.

 

so would routing it to the intake do any thing? lol i would try it if i thaught it would.... all it is now is added wait that i havent taken the time to strip away coz its cold and im lazy lol i might do it when i buy the electric fan in a week and half ill post pics when i do that and tell how much it costses lol

 

The Taurus fans are all over Ebay for $60-80 but you will need a bigger alternator to run the 70 Amp motor and a hefty $15 relay and harness too.
Look for threads about the 3G alternator swap.

 

no im getting a 16" from advance and the adjustable thermostat.... i still got the race style toggles from when i had stobes on the ram to use as a bypass durring the summer or how weather and im using the A/C

 

And here you go....

 

There are no actual Ford part numbers on any parts after 1956, just ID engineering numbers (when applicable).

E8UZ9B593A .. Two Port Fuel Vapor Valve

Fits: 1988/96 F150/350, F(Super Duty) & F53 Stripped Chassis / 300/302/351W/460.

Fits: 1997 F250/350 (over 8500 lbs) 351W / Also fits 1988/96 Econolines, Bronco's and other stuff too numerous to list.

MSRP: $48.00 // FTE sponsor: PARTSGUYED.COM price: $28.80

 

Bill the NumberDummy wrote:
>There are no actual Ford part numbers on any parts after 1956,
>just ID engineering numbers (when applicable).

I knowed that already but, I posted "part" because I don't know
how to spell "ID". :/

>E8UZ-9B593-A .. Two Port Fuel Vapor Valve
>Fits: 1988/96 F150/350
>MSRP: $48.00 // FTE sponsor: PARTSGUYED.COM price: $28.80
>
>F6TZ-9B076-AA .. rubber seal
>MSRP $6.20 // FTE sponsor: PARTSGUYED.COM price: $3.35.

Thanks Bill! :)
Got 2 of each of them in my cart. :)

But, what about the single port type vent like the one pictured in
Hitokori's picture? ...
http://images.google.com/url?source=...P-awa63Hot5xgw

Bill, does that valve/vent/part use the same grommet? :)
If so, what's its part number? :)
It'll be cheaper to buy and plenty good for my uses, if it'll fit.
YMMV

I believe I've seen one of those lately but can't remember where. :/
I'm getting CRS. :/

Can't remember.
What's CRS stand for again?

Alvin in AZ

 

Alvin,

E7DZ9B593A
The part # in MY post #26 is for the single port vapor recovery valve.
(sorry if I wasn't clear on this)

 

Cool thanks, Ard. :)