Ford 26 gallon tank
I'm getting ready for the snowbird trip in my new Super Duty. As you prob know, the fuel tank holds a measly 26 gallons. At about 12 miles per, that's not far on the fabled "top half of the tank." ...
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bid_time wrote:minnow wrote:Per your request: clickyDave H M wrote:austingta wrote:
If you have a new Super Duty, and you have a 26 gallon tank, you must have a really short bed. Assuming your truck has a diesel engine, you can add an auxiliary fuel tank. If it's the gasser, you cannot add a separate tank. Be careful if you want to tow a fiver, though.
Where in the heck did you get that urban legend about not being able to add an aux tank on a gasser?
Go to any of the aftermarket aux. tank manufacturers and find a tank that can be legally sold for gasoline and get back to us.
Those are transfer tanks, meant to be used as a fueling station. In theory you could get out of the truck and pump into your own tank (PITA).
Aux tanks which are plumbed into the vehicles fuel system are all for diesel systems.
