Fueling the Kodiak
We've had ours for over 8 years and have fulltimed for the last 4. A few years ago while fueling it was leaning to the right and it took more fuel than I thought it would. So I started dropping the le...
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G7ARYM wrote:
It sounds like a strange question because you read the specifications and see 80 and figure it is probably around that. The lowest I ever saw the gauge had the needle well below the E and I was seriously stressed driving into a big head wind. It was the happiest 75 gallons I ever pumped in my life. So, how much does the Kodiak really hold and how much of what it holds is really usable? And is the gas different from the diesel version? I guess I will have to look for the tag. Thanks.
The 109 gallon tank allows for expansion as fuel temperature changes. 80 is the average capacity of usable fuel. Fuel leaves tank through a drop pipe from top of tank that does not touch bottom of tank.
The diesel engine uses same tank and fuel sender. But do not have a fuel pump. Fuel is sucked from engines CP3 pump.
