how much gas does a 1991 ford f150 lariat xlt tank hold

Asked by msobotka Jan 21, 2012 at 04:58 PM about the 1991 Ford F-150 XLT Lariat LB

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mach37 answered 12 years ago

Tank behind axle is 18 or 19 gallons. Side tank in front of axle 16, or 18 gallons.

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Camaro95z28 answered 12 years ago

Two tanks combined are 37 gallons. 19 in the front tank and 18 in the rear tank

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mach37 answered 12 years ago

What does a Camaro driver know about Fords? >:-))) My 88 F150 takes the 16 gal front tank, 19 gal rear. There is an after-market option for a 38 gal rear tank.

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mach37 answered 12 years ago

Go to rockauto.com and navigate down through the make, year, model, and "Fuel/Air" menus to find the available parts. Most of the tank options are the same regardless of engine size.

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Camaro95z28 answered 12 years ago

Not so much me. Dads a ford guy and actually had that exact truck just going by what his was.

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john answered 7 years ago

1995 f150 has a 16.5 in the front that has a built in 2.5 reserve and 18 in the back with no built in reserve

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