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Just ordered a 60 gallon titan replacement fuel tank. Anybody else using one and if so any pointers on replacing. Also I now have a 38 gallon factory tank if anybody has a need.
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What size bed do you have? Long or Short?
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He must have a LB for a 38 gal factory tank.
I went with Transfer flow - can't imagine the install is that much different between mid-ship replacement tanks. It's a straightforward install; a buddy and a floor jack will help. |
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Yes. It's a lb. Thanks for the reply. Installing next week sometime.
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Here's a youtube video - It is for a 2011 model and a smaller tank, but the basics should be about the same.....
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Cool video. Must follow instructions. Mine should be easier. I don't have to extend any hoses.
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Didn't mean to hi jack the thread, I was curious as I have a short bed and I was literally just a hair under the half mark and put a little over 20 gallons of fuel in it. Was thinking maybe mine might have been a custom order since it came from Texas.
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Anything is possible. Sounds like you have a 38 gal tank.
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I have one of those in my 07 ccsb. You will need someone to help install it, it's fairly heavy, but it's so darn awkward. It's a tight fit as well, there's room but fishing it into place is tricky.
BTW, when you fill it the first time, fill it full and never let it get below 1/2 tank, your wallet will thank you. And a sump would be a good idea to add on as well, help take some strain off the fuel pump. |
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Sounds like it, but I am to scared to take it down far enough to find out, that price tag really hurts the wallet. Even at 3.62 a gallon here in the Crystal Coast!
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