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Part # for strap that holds up gas tank?

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StackedActorOP

  • Member since Jul 2014
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  • Greensboro, NC, USA
Jul 10, 2014 at 9:42 AM
Hey there, I've got a 2000 Ford Crown Vic (Police Interceptor model).

Last week the rubber strap (passenger side) which holds up the gas tank (on the outside) broke. I've been trying to find a replacement strap for it, but both Autozone and the local Ford Dealership seemed confused even when I showed them pictures. The part # they gave me (9053) is wrong, I'm looking for the rubber strap that goes around the protective shell (9A032) around the gas tank .

I haven't been able to find a picture of it online,or any reference to anything other than the straps (which are metal and not what I am looking for). I'm out of options/brains to pick.

Can someone help me!?!?! I desperately need this part as I'll be starting a new job and need the transportation.

Thanks!!!
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hondaclf

Jul 10, 2014 at 1:11 PM
http://www.amazon.com/Spectra-Premium-ST211-Straps-Victoria/dp/B001FJS4SA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405022976&sr=8-1&keywords=%23+ST211

I used Spectra straps on my 2005(part #ST211), it should be the same.
It's a metal strap that holds the tank, the P71's have a rubber bumper between the strap/body/tank which may be harder to find.

rockauto.com has 3 listed for your year(Spectra ST127, Fineline FLST127 and Dorman 578127), they look exactly the same as the ones I posted a link to but check your year on amazon or anywhere online. I'm surprised that a parts store can't find these.

edited Jul 10, 2014 at 1:15 PM

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StackedActorOP

  • Member since Jul 2014
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  • Greensboro, NC, USA
Jul 10, 2014 at 1:31 PM
Thanks!

I thought that rubber alone wouldn't logically be enough to hold up the tank. But I could also see with my own two eyes that there was rubber involved.. My guess is the police interceptors had the straps insulated as a standard thing.

Thanks for clearing it up for me. I didn't want to order a part and then have it be the wrong thing.

I'm still surprised the guys at the dealership and Autozone didn't know what it was when I showed them the pictures/video.

You are a lifesaver!!!!

PS- this is an interesting forum. I'm learning how to do repairs on my own and this looks like a great place for info!
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