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Rear Main Fuel Tank Master Kit, Stock Style, 66-76 Ford Bronco SKU: 9690
Rear Main Fuel Tank Master Kit, Stock Style, 66-76 Ford Bronco
Rear Main Fuel Tank Master Kit Stock Style 66-76 Bronco
Product Overview:
OE-correct replica of the factory 70-76 Ford Bronco stock gas tank with mounting strap, hoses & sending unit. Can be used to upgrade fuel tank in 66-69 Broncos
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OE-correct replica of the factory 70-76 Ford Bronco stock gas tank with mounting strap, hoses & sending unit. Can be used to upgrade fuel tank in 66-69 Broncos
Early Bronco Rear Main Fuel Tank Kit
Restore your classic Ford Bronco with our factory-style 13-gallon rear main fuel tank. This master kit includes everything you need to replace the factory gas tank, ensuring a seamless and reliable upgrade.
66-76 Ford Bronco Rear Main Fuel Tank Features:
- Factory-Style Reproduction: Perfectly replicates the original stamped steel tank found in 1970-76 Ford Broncos, and serves as an excellent upgrade for 1966-69 models.
- Exclusive Black Coating: Both the fuel tank and mounting strap come coated in black, providing a cleaner, more polished installed appearance compared to traditional silver tanks and straps.
- High-Quality Construction: Utilizes a metal lock ring to secure the fuel sending unit, ensuring an even seal and reducing the risk of leaks.
Master Early Bronco Fuel Tank Kit Includes:
- 13-Gallon Steel Fuel Tank: Durable and designed to match the original specifications.
- Main Tank Fuel Sending Unit: Complete with locking ring and seal for a secure fit.
- Fuel Filler Hose & Vent Hose: Necessary hoses for proper fuel flow and venting.
- Fuel Tank Mounting Strap & J-Bolt: Provides secure installation of the tank.
Why Choose Our Early Bronco Main Fuel Tank Kit?
- Authentic Restoration: Designed to provide a perfect fit and authentic look for your early Bronco, maintaining its classic style.
- Reliable and Leak-Proof: The lock ring style mount ensures a secure and even seal, unlike aftermarket tanks that use screws and are prone to leaks.
- Enhanced Aesthetics: The exclusive black coating offers a cleaner, more refined look once installed.
Installation Note:
This kit is designed for easy installation, replicating the original mounting process for a straightforward upgrade.
Upgrade your 66-77 Ford Bronco with our Early Bronco Rear Main Fuel Tank Kit. Order now to enjoy a high-quality, reliable fuel system that enhances both performance and appearance!
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Asked by KK, December 9, 2023
Q: Can the small vapor ports be used for EFI return if I am not running vapor canister?
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Answered by ☆ sales - December 15, 2023
A: Yes, the ports can be used as a return, for ventilation, or capped depending on your Broncos specific needs.
Asked by Anonymous, November 16, 2023
Q: What do you use to cap the evap tubes that I will not use on my 1967
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Answered by ☆ sales - November 20, 2023
A: You may either find find fuel safe caps locally, or just run a hose from one tube to the other, with a couple clamps to secure it.
Asked by Ken Tuttle, October 21, 2023
Q: Is the fuel gage float assembly hole pre-cut in the top for assembly ?
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Answered by ☆ sales - October 24, 2023
A: The fuel tank has the hole for the sending unit, but it is in the front of the tank, not the top.
Asked by Rich, May 19, 2022
Q: Do WH offer a kit or parts for the evap or vent system? The main to auxiliary tank has vent lines that are connected to this system, are these parts/lines and filter available?
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Answered by ☆ sales - May 26, 2022
A: Unfortunately, We do not have any evap. lines or parts available.
Asked by Steve Ready, November 23, 2021
Q: Howdy! Will the filler neck hose that comes with this kit work if you have a 2 body lift?
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Answered by ☆ sales - November 29, 2021
A: Yes, or should. It is about 12 long, and normally long enough for stock to 3 of BL. Trim to fit.
Asked by Joe, October 23, 2020
Q: Is this tank made with galvanized steel?
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Answered by ☆ sales - October 26, 2020
A: No, the tank is not galvanized.
Asked by Eddie, September 12, 2020
Q: We received the stock rear fuel tank and noticed the new one has 2 very small pipes/lines next to the fuel intake and intake vent. What are these for? Do we need to plug them since our '69 Bronco tank did not have these before? Thanks.
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Answered by ☆ sales - September 14, 2020
A: The extra ports are for Broncos with an evap or vent system. If you do not need those ports, they can be capped or plugged. You do not want to leave them open, as they will allow fuel and fumes to get out of the tank.
Asked by wes, April 13, 2020
Q: I have a 67 bronco. The rear filler neck has the vent tube in front of the main filler neck. Also, my old fuel tank had the vent tube to the front. When I look at the replacements, the vent tube is rear of the main filler neck, and also on the new stock style replacement tanks. Can I use my old filler neck with the new stock style replacement tank that has the vent to the rear?
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Answered by ☆ sales - April 13, 2020
A: Yes! Normally you will just run the rubber 5/8 vent hose around the neck, to the other side to connect to the new tank.
Asked by Rodney D Temple, May 7, 2019
Q: 1977 Ford Bronco. I am looking for the rear plastic fuel tank for the 1977. I can find tanks for 1976 and 1978. What is so different?
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Answered by ☆ sales - May 8, 2019
A: The 1977 Bronco had a 1 year only fuel tank amongst many other 1 year only items. Some will adapt and early style tank, or use an aftermarket tank. Modifications would be needed either way.
Asked by Roger, December 18, 2016
Q: Do I need to use the skid plate with this tank
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Answered by ☆ sales - December 20, 2016
A: You do not need to, but you can if you would like the extra protection.
Asked by Anonymous, August 21, 2016
Q: Is this tank painted or powder coated?
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Answered by ☆ sales - August 22, 2016
A: The tank is painted.
Asked by Dan, September 27, 2013
Q: Is the sending unit that comes with item #9690 compatible with the VHX you have and which setting
Thanks
Dan
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Answered by ☆ 8578 - September 27, 2013
A: It's is compatible. use the Ford 73 full 10 empty setting.
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