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Storage Tank - Headlight Vacuum System - Grade A - Used ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar

Item #: 19313
Cost: 8409
Earns: 421
Bonus: 150

Used Grade A Headlight Vacuum Storage Tank for the 1967 and 1968 Mercury Cougar


Price: $105.11
    The product is in stock Availability*: Used / Wrecking Yard Item
    Usually leaves warehouse: 2-5 Business Days (May delay order)
    Used / Wrecking Yard Item Quantity: 9999998
    Used / Wrecking Yard Item - Ships in: 2-5 Business Days (May delay order)

    Many used items in our pictures have been cleaned and/or bead blasted prior to being photographed to show condition and detail. 

    The item you receive, in most circumstances, will be pulled from the donor car and shipped to you without being cleaned. 

    We do not retake pictures each time a used item sells. Pictures are a good indicator of what you will receive, but not all used parts age the same. On high dollar parts, email us and we can send a few pictures of the actual part available.

    "Core" Items:
     If we use the word "Core" in the title of the product, the item has been deemed rebuildable, but has not been rebuilt.  The item you receive, in most circumstances, will be pulled from the donor car and shipped to you without being cleaned.

    This single port version was used in the latter part of 1967 and all of 1968. Keep in mind we have units that are not as clean looking but still hold vacuum for about half the price.

    Cougar part number C7WY-13A185-C headlamp vacuum reservoir.

    Shipping Weight:
    5.00 LBS
    (weight shown may be the dimensional weight)
    Shipping Dimensions:
    Number of questions: 2
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    Ref: item19313 - vacuum storage tank. I have rebuilt/replaced both headlight actuators which were leaking and checked the check valve to be sure that is not faulty. I still have a vacuum leak so think I'm down to either the storage tank or the vacuum lines themselves. The storage tank seems to logically be the next and easiest to check. Can I assume the best way or the easiest way to test for a tank leak would be to block off the nipple and dunk the tank under water?
    JimGeorge1 March 9, 2023 5:12 PM
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    Hi, I have an NOS Vacuum Tank stamped Fabco... No Ford part #. OEM supplier to Ford ? Thx Steve
    June 13, 2022 10:33 AM
    Answers
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    That is a good question to ask over at the ClassicCougarCommunity.com Forum.

    WCCC Admin October 12, 2022 6:24 AM

    Why am I being warned about potential exposure to chemicals in motor vehicle parts?


    • Some chemicals in motor vehicle parts are on the Proposition 65 list because they can cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
    • When purchasing USED or NOS items, we do not know if listed chemicals are present in these products.
    • This product is known to contain the following listed chemicals:

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