The larger gas tank is leaking into the smaller tank.
1992 Ford F-150 fuel system complaints
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Recall 93v125; defective check valve, causing the fuel to go from the 1st tank onto the 2nd tank, which may cause an overflow, and the fuel will leak. This may cause a fire. There is a recall for this problem, but this vehicle is not included in the recall due to VIN. Please provide further information.
Fuel spills from one tank to the other tank, causing fuel to leak from the tank. Corrected once under recall # 93v125000 fuel: fuel tank assembly. Dealer is aware of the problem. Not able to correct free of charge.
Fuel "shot" out from rear fuel tank assembly, prior to recall notice (93v125). However repairs were not done due to VIN. Also the fuel pressure regulator & fuel pump were replaced on 4-12-99.
Vehicle experienced failure of the recall #93v‑125, fuel leakage due to failure of the fuel tank assembly, however denied due to VIN #. Mjs
The web sites I visited listed this as a recall but ford claims there are no recalls on this truck.
Vehicle experiencing ongoing fuel spillage due to malfuctioning of check valve within the fuel pump assembly, which causes portion of fuel from one tank to be returned to the second tank. The federal safety agency does show a recall # 93v‑125 000. Manufacturer notified, and informed consumer vehicle was not under that recall. Seeking help from the federal safety agency in this matter.
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Fuel tank filler neck releases fuel from one tank to the other which causes fuel leakage to occur. Please give any further details.
A malfunctioned check valve within the fuel pump causes a portion of unused fuel from one tank to return to the second tank, causing fuel leakage. Vehicle not included in recall number 93v125000. Please give any further details.
Recall 93v125000. Due to a defective fuel pressure regulator and check valve, the dual fuel tank may malfunctioned, which may cause a fuel spillage. There is a recall, but this vehicle is not included for the same exact problem. Please provide further information.
This is in response to campaign id number: 93v125000. My truck was repaired for this problem the first time 6/94. The problem has once again returned. I filled the two tanks and had an overflow when one tank was pumped into the other. This occurs when the selection switch is set on the front or the rear tank rendering the truck undriveable, and a major safty hazard. It is my understanding from the federal safety agency notice that this problem must once again be fixed by ford because the remedy did not correct the problem. Granted the repair lasted 4.5 years but it was fixed with faulty parts because it has once again malfunctioned. I feel that my life has been put in jeopardy due to this malfunction and it should be corrected by ford at no cost to me.
When both tanks are filled and consumer switches to the rear tank, the fuel overlfows out of the front tank. The dealer is aware of the situation. The truck was not included in the recall. The problem has not been corrected.
Unused fuel from one tank is returned to second tank, when this occurs, the second tank can run over if the capacity of tank is exceeded. (the federal safety agency campaign id no. 93v125000 ford recall # 93s68 kit aa.
Recall 93v125000; while driving approximately 40mph noticed that the fuel was leaking out. Had set switch to rear tank & fuel would be leaking outof front tank. Took vehicle to dealer & informed the problem was repaired. Owner said problem still exists.
When the front gas tank is selected all the unused gas is returned to the rear tank, which then overflows on to the roadway. Hazard of fire.
In march 1998 I spent over $1000 with my local ford dealer to replace both my front and rear fuel pumps (after they failed on me while I was driving on the freeway). The mileage on my truck was 70,700. On january 13, 1999 (10 months later) I was told that my rear fuel pump needs replacing again. The mileage on my truck was 84,095. Why is it that the original ford part lasts 70,700 miles and the new ford part (supposedly the same one) only lasts 13,395 miles?
Fuel regulator failed causing fuel from rear tank to be pumped into the front tank causing front tank to overflow. This was fixed once per recall but has failed again.
The vehicle has dual fuel tanks. One of them has been overflowing onto the ground, and has had sparks coming out of it. Dealer has not seen.
At 30,951 miles this vehicle had to have a new oil pan put in, and a new gas tank as the other one was leaking which can pose a danger anywhere at anytime just by a simple cigarett to the ground. I don't think oil pans should rust out. I was told this was not an uncommon problem with ford. They did not want to deal with me further claiming my vehicle was old. In years maybe, but not in mileage. The transmission leak has not been fixed yet. They do not stand behind their products as it is evident these are indeed faulty parts used by ford. How can an oil pan rust out? A fuel tank rusting out at the same time? Also a transmission leak? I have sent letters to no avail. They just say it is being forwarded. We all know what that means. I don't think they should be allowed to do this to us, the comsumers. We will not feel safe in any ford vehicle. What would have happended if the oil pan decided to go while we were driving on the highway with other drivers. I shudder to think of a disaster that could have been. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to voice myself. But, can you help me? Sincerely, scott wilson.
Consumer received recall 93v125000 concerning fuel tank assembly. Consumer is the second owner to experience this problem. Dealer was contacted, and consumer was told that if recall repairs have been performed, there is nothing they can do about it. Consumer wants manufacturer to pay half.
Front fuel tank pump making whining noise after only 35000 miles of shared service.notified dealer and was told that problem is a common one. Premature failure could cause vehicle to stall in dangerous situation. Ignition switch switch assembly malfunction made it difficult to remove key or to put key back into ignition. Also key will not go into accessory position.
The consumer has been experiencing problems with fuel tank assembly. Fuel tank converts fuel from one pump to another. In addition, the tank drastically leaks fuel, and the fumes are very strong. The defects are described in recall number 93v125000 fuel tank assembly. The consumer was included in this recall, had vehicle serviced for the problem, and the vehicle is experiencing the same problem again. The manufacturer has been contacted.
When both fuel tanks are full, if the rear tank is turned on, it will overflow on to the ground. When the front tank is empty, the rear tank is turned on and the fuel will fill the front tank. *ak
Just purchased vehicle from dealer. Used with no warranty. I questioned noise coming from rear tank before buying vehicle and salesman stated "that's just the fuel pump and it is common with pumps mounted in the fuel tank". When truck was switched to rear tank the truck started hesitating on take-off. Vehicle was taken to repair shop. They said that the fuel pump (rear tank) needed to be replaced and that it is common for ford trucks. I waited a week, and began having the hesitation problem on the front tank also. The repair shop suggested the fuel filter was also bad. When trying to change out the filter, they said that the o-ring in the line going from the filter to the engine had a failed 0-ring making it impossilbe to install the new filter. The fuel line has to be replaced because of this defect. The truck is in the shop now awaiting a fuel line from ford dealer.
Fuel pump check valve failed causing gas to leak.
Consumer contacted the dealer in reference to recall number 93v125000, dealer repaired the vehicle. After recall work was performed, consumer experenced problems with fuel leakage.
Fuel pump malfunctioned.
Recall work performed for the dual tank fuel delivery module pressure regulator, however failed resulting in gas leakage.
The federal safety agency recall #93-v-125; dealer informed vehicle not under recall: consumer indicated that vehicle has a malfunctioned check valve which causes portion of unused fuel from one tank to be returned to second tank. When this occurs the capacity of second tank can be exceeded, causing fuel spillage. Dealer/manufacturer nofitied.
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