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Ford originally made this part in brass and cast iron. This unit is all brass and can be used on all years except the 26-7 s that had the tank mounted in the cowl. A-8115-OR Drain petcock must be purchased separately. Note: Requires T-2910 Gas Line Pack Nuts and T-2913 Gas Line Seals to complete installation. U.S.A.
If you are tired of looking at rusty water stains on your engine pans, then this is the petcock that you need. This solid brass petcock is very well made and won't leak, (not an exact copy of the original).
This petcock is used for Model A and Model T. Model A used it in the water return pipe. Model T's used it for the radiator, oil pan, and fuel sediment bowl. 1/8" NPT. U.S.A.
This little screen presses into the gas shut-off valve where it goes into the gas tank. Prevents sucking gas off the bottom of the tank, and keeps junk out of gas lines. Works in original valves and reproduction valves (except late '31) made up until early 2023 with a perfectly round hole in the inlet. U.S.A.
Gas valves made after January of 2023 have a hex shape in the I.D. of the fuel inlet. You have to order A-9193-TX screens for those valves.
Felt seal for the original gas line pack nut. Need 2 per car. Also used on the spark and gas rods. These 2 small felts are slid over the spark and gas rods after you insert them through the upper bushing. They go about 14" from the handle end. U.S.A.