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 20...
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dave17352 wrote:
I once read up on this condensation thing and unless you left the cap off really the only condensation you would get is from the volume of air in the tank once. That would not amount to really anything. I too have a 50 gallon aux tank I haven't used in about three years. I don't think I would be concerned, but I too always use a additive which is suppose to help solve water problems.
I also have an RDS tank. These things all have a vent so there is a constant direct connection to outside air. All tanks will have some kind of vent system.
I agree with the person who said to sit your truck at an angle, then disconnect the line where it meets the OEM truck line and drain a little fuel out. Either that or just start running it and drain your fuel filter every day for a while.
