7.3L Fuel Filter 94-98

Part Number:
F4TZ9N184A

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$37.16
$26.93
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7.3L Fuel Filter 94-98

Ford 7.3L Powerstroke Fuel Filter 94-98

This is the OEM fuel filter for the Ford Powerstroke 7.3L '94-'98. Racor manufactures this filter for Motorcraft. It will not come with a fancy Motorcraft box but it is the same filter you would find at a Ford dealer at a fraction of the cost. We also have the OEM filter lid if you've misplaced yours.

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  • 4
    Nice filter didn't fit quite right

    Posted by Unknown on Jun 21st 2023

    Didn't quite fit into my cap as nice as I had hoped, but I have an aftermarket cap on.

  • 5
    Powerstroke fuel filter

    Posted by Jim dundee on Oct 11th 2022

    OEM fuel filter at $$$ off retail. Get the best for less. Super fast shipping great customer service, as always.

  • 4
    Fuel Filter

    Posted by Tanner on Jun 9th 2022

    This was the wrong filter. My filter needed a screw on design. The filter looked like great quality though. Haha

  • 5
    Racor fuel filter for obs Powerstroke

    Posted by Tom Buster on May 19th 2022

    Nothing beats oem/factory parts for these engines and Riff Raff Diesel is my go to supplier for my Powerstroke parts!

  • 5
    Fit perfectly

    Posted by Fuel filter for 9 4 Through 98 on Jan 18th 2022

    very fast shipping

  • 5
    Fuel Filter

    Posted by Luis Romero on Oct 22nd 2021

    Excellent product

  • 5
    Filter

    Posted by Ryan Callesto on Apr 1st 2021

    Excellent direct replacement

  • 5
    OE Filter - Works as it should

    Posted by Ron Schmidt on Sep 11th 2020

    This is a good filter at the right price. Racor makes them for Ford to my knowledge, so its an OE filter.

  • 5
    The way to go

    Posted by Jesse on Jul 9th 2020

    Filter seems high quality, as I'd expect for an OE product. Tabs that clip into the filter cap were bent in when I received it, so it would fall out of the cap if shaken. Bent tabs back and it was fine. Have to make sure the tapered gasket sits in the fuel bowl or you will have a fuel leak, not the best design in my opinion but once it's seated and the cap is tight there is no problem from what I can tell.