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There's only two options on RA for rubber filler neck hoses on a 10th gen F150.
The "Spectra Fill Hose" is double layer rubber with cord mesh. The Dorman is just single layer rubber on the cheap price end.
I have the Spectra rubber neck fill hose installed on there now. Looks like the fuel filler attachment itself will have to be Motocraft.
Then go with the motorcraft kit. I've never seen them sold separately though....but if you can find them....
The Spectra hoses aren't properly rated...they aren't rated. Their filler neck isn't finished either, - they spray it with a cheap primer that will rust quickly if you don't paint it properly.
On ebay apparently $42 USD plus shipping and taxes.
I've also heard you have to beat one side of the tank flange over with a BFH to get them to fit correctly...was this correct ? There was a few reasons I didn't go with one. The filler necks I've experienced in the past myself.
I went with this tank...it was finish painted and fit perfectly, -
That first round of snow is long gone, Brew. We had another inch+ last week, but that melted by noon. Hoping that's the last of it. The wind has subsided a bit, too. I'm starting to think we might actually get some summer.
I went ahead and pulled the 95's steering wheel this evening, and need to prep parts for color. Really tempting to toss them in the top rack of the dishwasher (well, not the airbag), but I think I'll do the bucket-soak-and-scrub method. Safer.
