Wanted First Gen Fuel Reservoir

[Sawyer]

I'm looking for the single tank fuel reservoir found in a few of the first gen rangers. The specific part number is E6TZ-9K044-A.

 

[franklin2]

One of those unobtanium parts. Seem to be more and more of them each day.

Here are some places in Texas that say they have a 2.9 engine. I had a 1986 with a 2.9 and it had that piece you are looking for. Maybe they have the whole truck still sitting in the yard and it would have it still on the frame.

1987 Engine Assembly Ford Bronco II	-112K	112,000​	A​	Y2125100	$1000​	Hawn FreeWay Auto Salvage USA-TX(Dallas) Request_Quote 866-969-9971 / 972-286-9971 Request_Insurance_Quote	1090​
1990 Engine Assembly Ford Bronco II	6CYL GAS 2.9	​	X​	N21090	$Call​	Huntsville Salvage, LLC. USA-TX(Huntsville) Request_Quote 936-293-8000 Request_Insurance_Quote	1104​
1989 Engine Assembly Ford Ranger		​	X​	22124	$650​	Glenn and Jerry's USA-TX(Fort-Worth) Request_Quote 1-888-251-6115 Request_Insurance_Quote	1117​
1986 Engine Assembly Ford Ranger	STD,2.9L,RWD	​	X​	2D0140	$Call​	Discount Used Auto Parts USA-TX(Alamo) E-mail 1-956-464-7171	1420​
1989 Engine Assembly Ford Bronco II		​	X​	1903254	$Call​	Del Norte Auto & Truck Sales USA-TX(Laredo) E-mail 1-800-366-7574

 

[AndyB.]

There are two showing on rearcounter.com

I found E6TZ-9K044-A online at Rear Counter

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[kodogtwh]

I have the one in my '87 daily driver that I'm removing shortly; Black, plastic, inside the framerail, looks like a diesel fuel/water separator? Throw me some cash & shipping and I can send it next week.

 

[Raptur8769]

I have one from an 86

 

[rusty ol ranger]

I have the one in my '87 daily driver that I'm removing shortly; Black, plastic, inside the framerail, looks like a diesel fuel/water separator? Throw me some cash & shipping and I can send it next week.

I have one from an 86

If he doesnt get one from either one of yall i might be interested in one for my B2. Someone removed it and just hacked a fuel filter in its place.

 

[SenorNoob]

That's what I was thinking. A LARGE fuel filter or 2 should have the same effect right?

 

[Terrys87]

I have tried to remove them from the salvage yard and they break easily. It is not a fuel filter as I have opened one up before, but a fuel reservoir for the front pump. Do not open one if you do find one. They are no loger available.

I bout a set of pipes that connect the fuel lines together and just bypass the fuel reservoir. As I understand it, buy a fuel pump that has higher pressure then the one in the tank. Ford eventually went away from two pumps to one pump. I think a pump from a 93 Mustang is a one pump and will do the same. It is what I am going to do next time I need a reservoir.

 

[Uncle Gump]

I have tried to remove them from the salvage yard and they break easily. It is not a fuel filter as I have opened one up before, but a fuel reservoir for the front pump. Do not open one if you do find one. They are no loger available.

I bout a set of pipes that connect the fuel lines together and just bypass the fuel reservoir. As I understand it, buy a fuel pump that has higher pressure then the one in the tank. Ford eventually went away from two pumps to one pump. I think a pump from a 93 Mustang is a one pump and will do the same. It is what I am going to do next time I need a reservoir.

The early versions do have a replaceable filter. If it has finger holds around the bottom... it has a filter inside.

I took all the factory 2 pump fuel system off my 86 Bronco II and pitched it in the garbage. Put a high pressure pump in the tank... added an in line filter on the frame rail... then made new lines. Just like Ford should have built it to begin with.

 

[Uncle Gump]

 

[Raptur8769]

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If he doesnt get one from either one of yall i might be interested in one for my B2. Someone removed it and just hacked a fuel filter in its place.

I'll send ya a message!

 

[Terrys87]

I did not know some of the earleir had filters. Glad to know that now. Thanks. Even then I would be worried about opening it and one of the tubes breaking. I have already had tha to happen and I did find one in the bone yard. Eventually I am doing what you are doing as if it breaks on the road, really not much of an easy fix. Remove a future problem while you can.

 

[Uncle Gump]

I did not know some of the earleir had filters. Glad to know that now. Thanks. Even then I would be worried about opening it and one of the tubes breaking. I have already had tha to happen and I did find one in the bone yard. Eventually I am doing what you are doing as if it breaks on the road, really not much of an easy fix. Remove a future problem while you can.

The real give away to the reservoir having a replaceable filter inside is if there is no in line filter in front of the high pressure frame rail pump.

 

[Terrys87]

87 and 88 are the ones I am most familiar with. I thought all the fuel injected models had the metal in line filter. I will check that out next time I come across an earleir model. Thanks