2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Larger fuel tank?

[Smentkowski]

Hi Guys,



Was wondering if anyone knows if there is a larger tank for a 01, 2500, Reg. Cab, 8ft bed, 4x4. The only one I have been able to find is the D-50 from Aero tank which is for 95 to 2000(98 to 2000 for diesels). I read some mixed reviews saying that they wheren't good. I dont want a in the bed tank at all. I want a under the bed tank. I am not worried to much about it hanging down past the frame rails to much I dont do any offroading at all. I am just looking right now for options out there for down the line.



Thanks for any info,

Anthony

 

[Grumpy John 4x4]

fuel tanks

Aero fuel tanks in Corona Ca, and Transflow in northern Cal

 

[DCreed]

What was the difference in '01? in-tank pump?

 

[georgej]

Transferflow in Chico,CA has a 54 gallon replacement fuel tank for 2001 Rams and also a couple of in bed models. When my 01 was new I had them install what they called an "aft axle" 36 gal unit mounted where the spare would normally be, making a total of 72 gallons between both tanks. I've had it 8 years now with no problems, but they no longer make that unit. Expensive,yes,but a high quality product.

 

[Smentkowski]

Don't know what the difference is between 00 and 01's. As far as I know nothing really. My 01 does not have a in the tank pump.

 

[HBarlow]

Joe Donnelly reported on a 56 gallon Transfer Flow replacement tank installation in TDR magazine several years ago.

Transfer Flow tanks are a bit expensive but every owner (like me) will tell you they are worth the price. Their products and service are top quality, before and after the sale.

 

[rhump]

Check with Dually Depot in Elk Hart Indianna. They have a 115 gal. in bed tank. I have it in my 01 dually. It can be installed to work independently of the regular tank, and the gauge will work also. :-laf

 

[Bob Cochran]

I think he wanted an under bed tank not in bed. Does Dually Depot have any of those

Check with Dually Depot in Elk Hart Indianna. They have a 115 gal. in bed tank. I have it in my 01 dually. It can be installed to work independently of the regular tank, and the gauge will work also. :-laf

 

[rhump]

Not sure if they do or not. Google for Dually Depot to get their number and you can find out. They are good people.

 

[drag racer]

Transfer Flow tanks are a bit expensive but every owner (like me) will tell you they are worth the price. Their products and service are top quality, before and after the sale.

dead-on! TF is worth every penny for the ENGINEERING and quality.

 

[JMetzger]

I had a Transfer Flow in my 92 & never had any problems with it Would recommend them to any one. The only reason I don't put one on my 02 is my bladder barely goes 34 Gal.

 

[Bob Cochran]

That's one reason to take my bathroom with me in the form of a 35' 5-wheel.

I had a Transfer Flow in my 92 & never had any problems with it Would recommend them to any one. The only reason I don't put one on my 02 is my bladder barely goes 34 Gal.

 

[charlessmith]

I've got 60 Gallon Aero tanks in both the '96 2WD and the '97 4WD. I had them installed at the Aero Tank shop on my way through the Corona (east LA) area.



AeroTanks-we specialize in auxiliary fuel tanks.



These replace the factory under bed tank, and fill through the normal filler. I am 100% happy with them. The '97 has been in since 2001, and has been trouble free. Their price now is $785 for the D-60, with a $140 install price. I think I paid around $800 installed.