RDS auxiliary tank
I am looking to install a 60 gallon RDS gravity tank in back of my 2015 chevy 3500HD dually. Looking for some answers before purchasing. 1) can you fill your main tank as you drive 2) will it stop...
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Grit dog wrote:lawnspecialties wrote:
Good to know in case anyone is considering.
I had my RDS tank installed by my Ford dealer. The only other thing I do since I have this tank is I always use the PM-22. 35 gallons in the OEM tank plus just under 90 gallons in the RDS gets me close enough to 125 gallons that one 20 oz. bottle covers everything.
Had to google pm-22. Why would using an audio tank require you to use a cetane booster?
I also run Ford's PM-22. It has nothing to do with having an aux tank. I add it mostly because it adds lubricity to this ULSD fuel we are running now. The HPFP pump is lubricated only by fuel, so I'm adding a little insurance. I can buy a case for about $8-9/bottle and each bottle treats 125 gallons.
