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Fuel Tank Capacity
I have 97 F250 Crew Cab Short bed pickup. It didn't come with a manual and I haven't ordered a replacement yet. How big are my fuel tanks? Having the two smaller tanks on a pickup takes a bit to get used to - I swear I can see the needle moving down slowly.
Thanks! Ryan |
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Also, is there any way to increase fuel capacity? Any aftermarket tanks that fit?
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They should be 15 gallons each. For a total of 30 gallons or something close to that. Like 12.5 gallons each so that would give you 25 gallons of fuel.
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Most I THINK are 19 gal each, I got tired of it and swapped the rear tank for a 33 gal out of a bronco, makes a BIG difference
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Did you have to move your spare tire to swap in that fuel tank?
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Reg cab 4x4 PSD has 40.2 gals. - Front 22.0 gal Rear 18.2 gal Super Cab 2x4 or 4x4 PSD SWB 34.7 gals - Front 16.5 gal Rear 18.2gal Super Cab 2x4 or 4x4 PSD LWB 37.2 gals - Front 19.5 gal Rear 18.2gal CC 2x4 or 4x4 PSD Same as Super Cab SWB or LWB |
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I think you have to. |
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I could have fabbed a bracket to hold the spare but it would have hung down and looked stupid so I just threw it in the bed under the tool box lol
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