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1997-1998 Ford F150/F250 Light Duty Gas Tank 24.5 gallon

Part#: F44A
Brand: Key Parts
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SKU: F44A Categories: ,
Approximate Part Dimensions (in): 57.25 x 15.75 x 14.25 Shipping Estimate: from manufacturer in 5-7 days Freight Policy:
Weight (lbs): 35 lbs Return Policy Shipping Policy

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Gas Tank For:

1997-1998 Ford F150 Regular Cab Light Duty, 2WD, 6.5ft Bed

1997-1998 Ford F250 Super Cab Light Duty, 6.5ft Bed, Under 8500 GVW

 
24.5 gallon gas tank for 1997-1998 Ford F150 Regular Cab Light Duty, 2WD, 6.5ft Bed and 1997-1998 Ford F250 Super Cab Light Duty, 6.5ft Bed, Under 8500 GVW
Weight 35lb

This steel gas tank fits 1997 and 1998 Ford F-Series trucks.

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Questions and answers

    Is there any difference between a 4x4 & a 2 wheel drive tank
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    Q Is there any difference between a 4x4 & a 2 wheel drive tank answer now
    Asked by Peter geib on August 31, 2026 6:57 pm
    Answered by the admin Yes, gas tanks frequently differ between 2WD and 4WD configurations, though whether a specific tank fits depends on the exact vehicle make, model, cab style, and bed length. Why 2WD and 4WD Tanks Differ Drivetrain & Transfer Case Clearance: 4WD vehicles feature a transfer case and a front driveshaft running toward the front axle. To clear these components, 4WD fuel tanks often have different contours, cutouts, or mounting profiles compared to their 2WD counterparts. Crossmembers & Frame Design: 4WD models often feature additional frame crossmembers or reinforced mounting brackets, which shif... Read more
    Answered by the admin Yes, gas tanks frequently differ between 2WD and 4WD configurations, though whether a specific tank fits depends on the exact vehicle make, model, cab style, and bed length. Why 2WD and 4WD Tanks Differ Drivetrain & Transfer Case Clearance: 4WD vehicles feature a transfer case and a front driveshaft running toward the front axle. To clear these components, 4WD fuel tanks often have different contours, cutouts, or mounting profiles compared to their 2WD counterparts. Crossmembers & Frame Design: 4WD models often feature additional frame crossmembers or reinforced mounting brackets, which shif... Read more