Kenworth W900B/W900L Fuel Tank Acc.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth W900B/W900L Fuel Tank Acc.

What types of accessories are included in this category?

This category covers fuel tank accessories for the Kenworth W900B and W900L, including items such as fuel tank straps, mounting brackets, tank caps, sending unit components, drain plugs, and fuel tank covers or skirts. These parts are designed to support, protect, and maintain the fuel tanks on these specific Kenworth models.

Will these fuel tank accessories fit both the W900B and W900L models?

Most items listed in this category are designed to fit both the W900B and W900L, but tank diameter, mounting style, and strap length can vary depending on the specific fuel tank installed on your truck. Always check the fitment notes on each product page and measure your existing tank and hardware before ordering to confirm compatibility.

How do I know what size or style of fuel tank strap or bracket I need?

Fuel tank straps and brackets are typically sized to match the diameter of your fuel tank and the mounting configuration on your frame rail. Measuring your current tank diameter and comparing it to the specifications listed on the product page is the best way to ensure a proper fit. If you are unsure, having your VIN or original part number on hand can help when reaching out to our team for assistance.

Are these accessories made from the same materials as the original equipment?

Many of our fuel tank accessories are designed to match OEM specifications in terms of material and finish, such as aluminum or steel straps and brackets. Product descriptions will note the material used, so you can compare it to your existing components and choose the option that best matches your truck's original setup.

Can I install these fuel tank accessories myself, or do I need a professional?

Basic items like caps, drain plugs, and covers are generally straightforward for most truck owners to install with common hand tools. However, components like straps and brackets that involve removing or repositioning a fuel tank may require additional support, proper lifting equipment, and attention to safety since fuel tanks are heavy and pressurized fuel lines may be involved. If you are not confident in performing this type of installation, we recommend having a qualified technician handle it.