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Maybe try GREENSALESCOMPANY.COM--they have helped me out more than once or twice. Whoops, just saw how old this post was...hope you found it!

That is a CNG fuel pressure regulator, for 03-04 E-series 5.4-glad I don't have to pay for one of those puppies...

I show F4TZ 9A564-A for before 7/15/96, and F6TZ 9A564-CA for after, with both numbers still being available.

On FMC Dealer there is a function called New Model Stocking Guide. I check this every month or so, to see what's new and different. It helps avoid some of the problems told here(not that I am perfect-I run out of things or am not prepared sometimes, too). But sometimes our Motorcraft supplier isn't even ready for the new part numbers-we had 6.7 fuel filters on order for TWO MONTHS before we could stock them.

Yowza--thosep puppies are pricey...$4,374 each!

Ok,here's what I come up with.Rear sender, 18 gallon steel tank-ft6z 9275 da $318 list $190 dealer cost. If it's the 19 gallon plastic tank, use f6tz 9275 aa-$358 list and $215 dealer cost. That is pretty cut and dried in my catalog...hope this helped.

Sorry it took so long to respond-was off work for a week. But I show ps72 is definitely for a gas motor, and for a F150 to boot. Let me try and run the VIN and see what i come up with...

Larry, that sounds too good to be true--are they Motorcraft senders? I took a quick peek at my prices, and the only senders that were that cheap were for gas engines. The prices you quoted were dealer cost, too--you must be getting a good deal from them. But as far as Motorcraft senders for a deisel, they are all in the $200 plus range from my FAD.

That sure may come in handy some day--thanks!

Larry, the Ford one is a e3tz 8a616-d (e37a-aa). Hope this helps

Sweet! Just in time for lunch

Not sure 'zactly which bolt you need-but is it perhaps the 14a187 on the 15525 harness? I show that bolt is a 3c3z 14a187-aa. Hope this helps

"supplier missing components from subsupplier" That's the message on Does2-and they are Emergency order only for us down here. This is getting way out of hand...

Most dealerships use a system of parts transfer, where the service dept gets back 50% at the end of the month. If we sell the shop-yes,our best customer-200k in parts for the month, and make 70k in profit, at month's end we transfer 35k back to the service dept. Seems pretty fair to me...everyone profits from the part sale.

Maybe try SIA Electric- siaelectric.com -or 1 800-737-0915. They have saved my butt more than once. I try and talk to Kevin there, but he is not always available. It may be a longshot, but they have rebuilt a few things for me that were obsolete.They may not have a replacement unit for sale, only repair. Turnaround was usually only a day. Good luck