OEM Fuel Tanks

OEM Fuel Tanks FAQ

How Does a Fuel Tank Work?

As part of a process -- one that starts with the fuel pump, which draws gas from the tank. The gas travels through the fuel lines and fuel filter to the fuel injectors (or, if you drive an older vehicle, a carburetor or throttle-body injector). The injectors then spray the fuel into the engine.

How Long Can Fuel Tanks Last?

Anywhere from 10 years to several decades. The thing is, the metal kind or one made of HDPE, a tank can go bad anyway -- corroding and developing holes and contaminating the tank. Tanks can get dented or otherwise damaged, too (the tank mounts included), and this can mean fuel leaks; end up with one of those, and you'll smell gas. Notice such signs of a bad tank, and you'll need to run an inspection to figure out what the problem is. If it ends up that you need a replacement, you've come to the right parts store.

What Does a Fuel Tank Cost to Replace on Average?

According to RepairPal, between $1,930 and $2,100 CAD. It can vary by make and model. Ford F-150 fuel tank replacement can run $2,160 to $2,650 CAD, while Toyota Camry fuel tank replacement can run $1,440 to $1,750 CAD. Chevrolet Silverado 1500 fuel tank replacement, $2,665 to $2,765, and so on.

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