Spectra F94A Fuel Tank

Spectra F94A Fuel Tank for Ford E-Series Vans

The Spectra F94A fuel tank is an OE-style replacement for select Ford E-250 Econoline and Ford E-350 Super Duty applications. Built with manufacturing controls aimed at consistent fit and function, it is a direct option for restoring fuel storage on vans with the specified tank configurations.

Key Features

• Fuel tank replacement for select Ford E-Series vans
• OE-style fitment for the original tank application
• Built using controlled manufacturing and quality inspection processes
• Compatible with 35-gallon tank configurations listed below
• Spectra part number F94A for easy identification

Detailed Description

Designed for fuel storage service, this Spectra fuel tank is made to meet or exceed the performance expectations of the original equipment it replaces. It is listed for 2002 Ford E-250 Econoline and E-350 Super Duty models built from August 2002 with an after-axle 35-gallon tank, plus 1997-1999 Ford E-250 Econoline, 1999 Ford E-350 Super Duty, and 1997-1998 Ford E-350 Econoline models with ID F7UA-CC or F7UA-CD and a 35-gallon tank. If you are replacing a worn or damaged Ford E-250 Econoline fuel tank or Ford E-350 Super Duty fuel tank, F94A provides a direct-fit replacement reference.

This part cross-references 1727A and FT4187 for the same application.

What It Helps Fix

• Fuel tank corrosion or rust damage
• Cracks or leaks in the original tank
• Fuel odor caused by tank seepage
• Reduced fuel storage reliability on aging vans
• Replacement needs after tank damage or deterioration

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle’s tank ID and configuration before ordering. This part is listed for specific Ford E-250 Econoline and Ford E-350 Super Duty applications with 35-gallon tanks, including after-axle and ID-specific fitments noted above. Confirm the original tank style and build date to match the application exactly.

Quality Assurance

Spectra Premium fuel tanks are manufactured with engineering, production, and inspection processes intended to match original equipment performance standards for the listed applications.