Aftermarket Fuel Tank

[RedBowTies88]

Originally Posted by JuniorDiesel

Here's another question;

If cold weather causes diesel fuel to gell, wouldn't fuel in a metal container in the truck bed gel up faster than fuel in the OEM tank?

How is there a fuel heater somewhere in the truck that heats the OEM fuel tank?

diesel is winterized from the station when it gets cold and its not going to gell till you start getting seriously cold like -20c or worse..

that shouldn't be a problem for you...stock tanks dont even have a heater

[Hondarider552]

there is a Fuel cooler on the return side of the tank.

[smithstationranch]

I have aux. tanks in both my 06 short bed and my 08 flat bed. 08 has a wedge 55gal tank and the 06 has a toolbox fuel combo. I ordered them and installed them with a aux. fuel pump. Have a maunel shut off valve if I need it but the aux. pump works great. I have a little togle switch in the cab that I can flip on while going down the road and in 20 min. I have another full tank. I pull goosenecks all week long and the added drive time without stopping for fuel has been great. I cant immagine not having the extra capacity. I bought the fuel pumps from kragen for about $40 and then went to home depot for the fuel lines and parts, total cost for parts was about $75. An easy half day project.