Bronco Tank in a 1998 F150

[christianewing]

So, right now I have a fuel cell that came in the truck when I purchased it. I realized that it was not smog legal when I bought the truck and I knew I was going to have to do something about it to get it smoged in the next year. I DONT want to have some sketch ball smog it with a fuel cell and I DONT want to keep the fuel cell and try and make it legal, because you ultimately cant. I want to run a bronco tank, but im not sure what all I need to completely do the entire thing. I will be posting pictures and everything of what I have right now and when I get all the parts I will be posting pictures on how I did it. I just need help figuring out how to make this work.


Here is my setup as of right now and I plan on putting the Bronco tank in the same spot.

Here is a line and a connector that I dont know what they go too. If you could help me with that, that would be awesome :]

I am planning on getting this tank.

http://www.partstrain.com/store/details/Ford/Bronco/Dorman/Fuel_Tank/1996/RB576155.html



The questions I have:
Is that the right tank to use?
If that is the right tank, will a stock 1998 f150 fuel pump assembly work?
Is there any Bronco tank that a f150 fuel pump will work on?
What are the senors I need on the tank? As you can see from the pictures I am not running anything fuel wise for smog.


I am sure I am missing alot of stuff but I have a shitload of questions to ask. I am just trying to get the ball rolling right now with getting the right tank and fuel pump.

 

[nobodyspecial]

Hold the phone!

You can't just give me little glimpses of high speed off road goodness like that without giving me a rundown and pictures of the whole truck.

I don't know about the tank, but I do know I need to see the whole thing.

 

[dustybumpers]

Agreed


I really wouldn't want a stock tank back there.
To make it emissions worthy, change the cap, and put a vacum system into a charcoal can.
I would bet that line in the frame runs right up to where the charcoal can was there at the battery. Search it out

 

[christianewing]

Hold the phone!

You can't just give me little glimpses of high speed off road goodness like that without giving me a rundown and pictures of the whole truck.

I don't know about the tank, but I do know I need to see the whole thing.

There ya go!

 

[nobodyspecial]

ahhh... thats better.

Specs?

 

[davidandrew]

You can can't use anything below a '87 EFI pump/sender.

 

[dustybumpers]

Actually he can't use anything lower than a 90.

85-89 had a low pressure lift pump in the tank, and a high pressure pump in the rail.

90 changed to fuel delivery module, 1 high pressure pump in the tank.This pump however used the same electrical connection as the previous low pressure pumps

To get plug and play wiring, he would need a 85-96 tank,and a 93-96 high pressure in tank FDM, with a wire harness attached to the pump

 

[christianewing]

Actually he can't use anything lower than a 90.

85-89 had a low pressure lift pump in the tank, and a high pressure pump in the rail.

90 changed to fuel delivery module, 1 high pressure pump in the tank.This pump however used the same electrical connection as the previous low pressure pumps

To get plug and play wiring, he would need a 85-96 tank,and a 93-96 high pressure in tank FDM, with a wire harness attached to the pump

Hey man, seems like you know something about this whole bronco tank in my truck ordeal haha. I am super lost on the whole thing. I have a couple questions im hoping you could answer for me.

"To get plug and play wiring, he would need a 85-96 tank,and a 93-96 high pressure in tank FDM, with a wire harness attached to the pump"

If i was to buy this tank:
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=17252&cc=1106110

This fuel pump:
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=4026660&cc=1106110

Would these be a good choice? Also, Where could I find a plug and play wiring harness for this too work? If you could send me a link to a new one if they have em that would be rad!

Also, There is no charcoal canister on my truck. Would i buy a 96 bronco one or would i get a 98 f150 one for my truck?

Thanks!

 

[1970Custom]

ahhh... thats better.

Specs?

You messed, didn't you....

 

[nobodyspecial]

Just a little...