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Old 08-12-2018, 03:05 PM   #1
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Econoline tank replacement/relining options?

So the I have the classic decontamination issue on my 06 E350. Im trying to figure out all my options.


Does anyone make a poly tank for these vans? The only one I can find is the rear axle version for the cutaway.


Can anyone recommend a quality steel or aluminum replacement tank? All the steel ones I found on google seem to be a little on the cheap side. Only aluminum one I can find is UJOR and they dont really seem to interested in selling one.


Anyone have good experience with having a delaminated tank relined?



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Old 08-12-2018, 04:19 PM   #2
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I recently purchased one of the AeroTanks for my van and I have been very happy with it:

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Old 08-12-2018, 04:29 PM   #3
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Will an Excursion tank fit in the space? Excursion tanks are poly tanks, hold 44 gallons and are mounted at the very rear between the frame rails.


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Will an Excursion tank fit in the space? Excursion tanks are poly tanks, hold 44 gallons and are mounted at the very rear between the frame rails.


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Is it aft axle? If so I think the filler neck would be tricky
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Is it aft axle? If so I think the filler neck would be tricky
Aft axle, yes.


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I have a factory Ford poly tank from a 2013 complete with fuel pump and carbon unit and a few hoses. Also have a metal one from a 96 with fuel pump. Either one is yours if you come pick it up in Oregon.
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Old 08-12-2018, 06:44 PM   #7
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I have a factory Ford poly tank from a 2013 complete with fuel pump and carbon unit and a few hoses. Also have a metal one from a 96 with fuel pump. Either one is yours if you come pick it up in Oregon.
Thanks but I'm on the wrong coast.
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I had a 40 gallon unit from Aero Tanks in SoCal and was very happy with it.
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I've had rusting tanks lined on older/classic vehicles. Call places that do restoration work, they likely know someone that can do the work. Shouldn't be too much money.
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Does anyone make a poly tank for these vans? The only one I can find is the rear axle version for the cutaway.


Can anyone recommend a quality steel or aluminum replacement tank? All the steel ones I found on google seem to be a little on the cheap side.



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$250-350 on RockAuto. Just as good as OEM probably but how long will you realistically keep the van? 20 years? I would think any tank, cheap or not, would last at least that long.

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