Spectra ST26 Fuel Tank Strap

Spectra ST26 Fuel Tank Strap for Ford Bronco

The Spectra ST26 fuel tank strap is a direct-fit replacement for select 1978-1996 Ford Bronco applications. Built for fuel tank retention, it helps restore secure mounting when the original strap is worn, corroded, or no longer holds the tank properly.

Key Features

• Direct replacement fuel tank strap for Ford Bronco applications
• Engineered to meet or exceed original equipment performance expectations
• Manufactured with controlled quality processes for consistent fit and function
• Part number ST26 for easy identification and ordering
• Cross-references Spectra Premium 578026 for the same application

Detailed Description

Designed for fuel storage service, the Spectra ST26 supports the fuel tank in place on 1978-1996 Ford Bronco models. This OE-style replacement is intended for buyers looking for a fuel tank strap that matches the original application requirements while maintaining dependable retention under normal driving conditions. The ST26 is also referenced by interchange part numbers including D8TZ9092A and KST26.

Fits 1978-1996 Ford Bronco, N/A. Use this part when replacing a damaged or rusted strap on a Ford Bronco fuel tank service job. The ST26 appears in searches for Ford Bronco fuel tank strap replacement, Spectra ST26 fuel tank strap, and 1978-1996 Ford Bronco fuel tank support parts.

What It Helps Solve

• Loose or sagging fuel tank mounting
• Corrosion-related strap failure
• Noise caused by an unsecured tank
• Fuel tank support issues during restoration or repair
• Replacement needs for worn OE-style retaining straps

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle year and fuel tank configuration before installation. Inspect the tank, mounting points, and surrounding hardware for rust or damage before replacing the strap. Confirm the strap orientation and alignment against the original Ford Bronco setup prior to final tightening.

Quality Assurance

Spectra Premium fuel tank straps are manufactured with engineering, production, and quality control processes intended to meet or exceed original equipment performance for the application.