⚠️ Ford Motor Company Position

Ford's warranty excludes "damage from using fuel other than recommended."

Ford Service Manual prescribes fuel tank removal and/or fuel pump access as the procedures for accessing fuel tank contents. USIFDA certified technicians follow Ford service documentation.

About Ford Motor Company

Ford Motor Company is an American multinational automobile manufacturer headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan. Ford is the second-largest U.S.-based automaker and one of the largest in the world.

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Ford Service Manual Procedure

"Fuel Tank - Removal

WARNING: Fuel vapour is extremely flammable. Follow all safety procedures.

  • Relieve fuel system pressure
  • Disconnect battery ground cable
  • Drain fuel tank using approved fuel recovery equipment
  • Raise vehicle and support safely
  • Disconnect fuel filler pipe
  • Disconnect fuel lines at tank (note quick-connect procedures)
  • Disconnect electrical connectors
  • Support fuel tank with suitable jack
  • Remove fuel tank straps
  • Lower fuel tank"
— Ford Service Manual

Ford Fuel Pump Access

Ford fuel pump access varies significantly by model:

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⚠️ Ford Super Duty Diesel — Gasoline in Diesel

Ford F-250 / F-350 Super Duty with 6.7L Power Stroke diesel uses high-pressure common rail injection that is extremely sensitive to gasoline in diesel. See Super Duty standards. The US Ranger is gasoline-only — see Ranger standards for diesel-in-gasoline risk.

Ford EcoBoost Engines

Ford's EcoBoost gasoline engines use direct injection and turbocharging. While more tolerant of minor diesel contamination than diesel engines are of gasoline, EcoBoost engines still require:

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