Fuel Tanks

172286CC0A - : Fuel Tank Filler Neck for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Filler Neck

Nissan 17228-6CC0A
Awd.
$60.78
MSRP $86.22
Save $25.44
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510F04JA0A - : Member Assembly-Cross, Fuel Tank for Nissan Image

Member Assembly-Cross, Fuel Tank

Nissan 510F0-4JA0A
$547.08
MSRP $888.11
Save $341.03
38.4% Off
172204AF1A - : Fuel Tank Filler Neck for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Filler Neck

Nissan 17220-4AF1A
1.8L. From 12/2015. Sulev spec. Assembly. Incl.Upper Pipe and Lower Hose. From 10/2017. To 10/2017.
$345.35
MSRP $513.91
Save $168.56
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17406AL500 - : Fuel Tank Mount Strap for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Mount Strap

Nissan 17406-AL500
Coupe,. Convertible,.
$56.65
MSRP $78.07
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250601KM1A - : Fuel Tank Sending Unit for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Sending Unit

Nissan 25060-1KM1A
Juke. Awd. Primary sending unit.
$144.22
MSRP $209.02
Save $64.80
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17228JM000 - : Fuel Tank Filler Neck for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Filler Neck

Nissan 17228-JM000
To 09/2018. To 08/2017.
$56.91
MSRP $78.42
Save $21.51
27.4% Off
172219BT0A - : Fuel Tank Filler Neck for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Filler Neck

Nissan 17221-9BT0A
2020-21, standard bed. Bed Length 59.5".
$229.78
MSRP $341.93
Save $112.15
32.8% Off
172286CA0A - : Fuel Tank Filler Neck for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Filler Neck

Nissan 17228-6CA0A
Fwd.
$70.68
MSRP $100.25
Save $29.57
29.5% Off
173435ZK0A - : Fuel Tank Lock Ring for Nissan Image

Fuel Tank Lock Ring

Nissan 17343-5ZK0A
Plate Lock, Fuel Gauge. <br>Device that secures the fuel pump in position. From 04/2021.
$61.53
MSRP $87.28
Save $25.75
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Nissan Fuel Tank: Storing Your Vehicle's Energy Source

Ever wonder how fuel tanks break down or what it needs to be replaced? Your Nissan's fuel tank stores gasoline safely while supplying your engine with the consistent fuel flow needed for reliable operation. This steel or plastic container includes internal baffles, a sending unit, and ventilation systems that work together to deliver clean fuel to your engine. When fuel tanks develop problems, you may experience fuel odors, running issues, or complete fuel delivery failure that leaves you stranded.

How Your Nissan Fuel Tank Functions

The fuel tank in your Nissan uses multiple components to store and deliver gasoline effectively. Internal baffles prevent fuel from sloshing during acceleration and cornering while maintaining consistent fuel pickup. The fuel pump assembly mounts inside the tank and draws gasoline through a filter before sending it to the engine. Your Altima relies on precise fuel tank engineering to maintain proper pressure and prevent vapor emissions during operation.

Common Fuel Tank Replacement Scenarios

Fuel tanks typically last the lifetime of most vehicles but can fail due to corrosion, impact damage, or contamination issues. Rust develops from water accumulation in older steel tanks, while plastic tanks may crack from road debris or age-related material degradation. You'll notice fuel odors, visible leaks under the vehicle, or fuel gauge malfunctions when tank problems occur. The Sentra and other models may experience accelerated wear in regions where road salt or harsh chemicals affect tank materials.

Benefits of Genuine Nissan Fuel Tanks

Authentic Nissan fuel tanks meet strict safety standards and integrate perfectly with your vehicle's fuel pump and emissions systems. Aftermarket tanks often lack proper venting, corrosion resistance, or mounting provisions that can cause safety hazards. OEM tanks include all necessary brackets, sensors, and connections for seamless installation. We provide genuine Nissan fuel tanks that maintain your vehicle's safety systems and fuel delivery performance exactly as designed by Nissan engineers.

Most drivers understand what fuel tanks do, but fewer know how they wear down and need to be replaced.