Titan Fuel Tanks 99-10 Ford F-350/F-450 Narrow Frame 40 Gallon - 8020099Find parts that fit my vehicle

40 Gallon, extra heavy duty, frame mounted, after-axle replacement tank. Tank is constructed of military grade cross-linked polyethylene (XLHDPE). Note: Sending Unit is NOT included with tank. For F-350, F-450, and F-550 Narrow Frame, Cab and Chassis vehicles For model years 1999-2010. Compatible with most bio-diesel fuel. Tank solves the problem of lining failure and corrosion in steel OEM tanks. Tank is light in weight, corrosion-proof, extremely durable and features a drain plug for easy maintenance. Complete with rollover vent valve. LIFETIME Warranty Fits in the place of the OEM stock tank. Generally replaces after-axle diesel tanks for 1999-2010 Ford F350, F450 and F550 cab and chassis applications that utilize PS-123 sending units. For diesel fueled vehicles only. Approximate overall tank dimensions: 31.31 in. x 31.20 in. x 15.00 in. Shipping box dimensions, approximate: 32 in. x 32 in. x 16 in. Gross Shipping weight: 44 lbs. In most cases this product replaces the following original FORD equipment part numbers: XC3Z9002AA, 6C3Z9002BA, 6C3Z9002A, 6C3Z9002E, 6C3Z9002F, 3C3Z9002AA, 5C3Z9002BB NOTE: All 1999 vehicles originally came with a 37 gallon tank and will require an 8020099A model tank, also straps and a skid plate from FORD. Model year 2000 vehicles may be either so it is best to call TITAN for proper model fitment

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TITAN Fuel Tanks was started in 2003 in response to the voices of diesel truck owners who wanted to go farther, for longer. Without fear, they wanted to be able to go where the nearest fuel station might be hundreds of miles away. TITAN Fuel Tanks goal was simple; design a lightweight tank that would fit each vehicle perfectly, not impact cargo space, and provide up to double a pickup's fuel range. The tank had to operate without interfering with any functional parts of a vehicle, including the hitch, and - the real kicker - it had to look good.