Spectra FN732 Fuel Filler Neck

Spectra FN732 Fuel Tank Filler Neck

The Spectra FN732 fuel tank filler neck is an OE-style replacement for select Ford F-150 and Lincoln Mark LT applications. It is built with engineering, manufacturing, and quality control processes aimed at matching original equipment fit and function.

Key Features

• Fuel tank filler neck for air and fuel delivery service
• OE replacement for select 2010-2011 Ford F-150 applications
• Also fits 2011 Lincoln Mark LT
• Built to meet or exceed original equipment performance targets
• Part number FN732 for easy identification and ordering

Detailed Description

Spectra FN732 is a replacement fuel tank filler neck for vehicles that need a direct-fit fuel storage component. It is engineered for the 2010 Ford F-150, 2011 Ford F-150, and 2011 Lincoln Mark LT, with the 2010 Ford F-150 listing noted for unleaded fuel and production from December 12, 2009. This part number FN732 is also cross-referenced as TNKFN732 for the same application.

For buyers searching for a Ford F-150 fuel filler neck replacement or a Lincoln Mark LT fuel tank filler neck, this part provides a focused OE-style solution for restoring the fuel fill path. Spectra FN732 is intended for vehicles where the original filler neck has corrosion, damage, or sealing issues.

What It Is Used For

• Replacing a rusted or damaged fuel filler neck
• Restoring proper fuel fill routing on a Ford F-150
• Addressing fuel odor or seepage at the fill area
• Correcting fitment issues on a Lincoln Mark LT fuel tank filler neck application
• Supporting repair of a leaking or restricted fuel entry path

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify vehicle year, make, model, fuel type, and build date before installation. Fits 2010 Ford F-150, N/A; Fits 2011 Ford F-150, N/A; Fits 2011 Lincoln Mark LT, N/A. Compare the original filler neck routing and connection points to confirm proper application before service.

Quality Assurance

Spectra Premium states that its engineering, manufacturing technology, and quality control processes are used to produce fuel filler necks that meet or exceed original equipment performance expectations.