Question about RDS gravity feed Aux Tank
Hello to All,
1st, thanks in advance for taking time to read my post. I have a 51 gallon RDS alum tank that I purchased new from NTool about 10 years ago. Used it regularly while traveling with my 2009 D/A 2500.
However, have not been on any long trips in couple of years, therefore have not needed the extra capacity. This past weekend, had to make 2 trips out of town, so I added 30 gallons to aux tank to save from making an extra fuel stop.
Later into the trip, I Got concerned about using the diesel from the tank, was wondering if tank might have had condensate in bottom of tank.
I know that the factory GM filter is supposed to catch any water coming to engine, still, just didn't want to chance ruining an injector. I also cannot find any drain plugs on the bottom of tank for test draining.
So, to this point, I have not allowed any fuel to drain out of aux tank. I got 30 galls of diesel sloshing around, just begging to be consumed, ha, ha.
Are my fears groundless??
1st, thanks in advance for taking time to read my post. I have a 51 gallon RDS alum tank that I purchased new from NTool about 10 years ago. Used it regularly while traveling with my 2009 D/A 2500.
However, have not been on any long trips in couple of years, therefore have not needed the extra capacity. This past weekend, had to make 2 trips out of town, so I added 30 gallons to aux tank to save from making an extra fuel stop.
Later into the trip, I Got concerned about using the diesel from the tank, was wondering if tank might have had condensate in bottom of tank.
I know that the factory GM filter is supposed to catch any water coming to engine, still, just didn't want to chance ruining an injector. I also cannot find any drain plugs on the bottom of tank for test draining.
So, to this point, I have not allowed any fuel to drain out of aux tank. I got 30 galls of diesel sloshing around, just begging to be consumed, ha, ha.
Are my fears groundless??
