Auxiliary Fuel Tank

[hbleconey]

Hmmm...can't be this simple

https://www.moparpartsinc.com/p/Ram__2500/TANK-Fuel--50-Gallon-Fuel-Tank/97481747/68534615AA.html

Says it fits the 2020 Power Wagon

i've got a 19 but i might just go ahead and buy this and try it myself

 

[UTAHPWRWGN]

i've got a 19 but i might just go ahead and buy this and try it myself

If you figure out a way to source one let me know. I've tried and failed.

 

[hbleconey]

my order went through on mopar?? guess we'll see if they come back out of stock tomorrow.

 

[Wu tang]

I look forward to this. I’m pretty sure it will work

 

[hbleconey]

i emailed my dealership as well to see if they would install it to get a warranty so i'll let you know what they say. seems hit or miss if they agree from some of the other threads

 

[UTAHPWRWGN]

my order went through on mopar?? guess we'll see if they come back out of stock tomorrow.

So did mine two weeks ago, but then they cancelled it.

 

[hbleconey]

hmmm. ok I emailed the dealership too. i'll let you know what happens

 

[hbleconey]

So did mine two weeks ago, but then they cancelled it.

back ordered

 

[UTAHPWRWGN]

back ordered

Yeah, with no estimate on a production date much less shipment

 

[hbleconey]

Yeah, with no estimate on a production date much less shipment

i talked to one distributor and he said mopar is estimating may...who knows if that is right or not

 

[PW18USMC]

Any updates on this that you are aware of? I've got a couple grand burning a hole in my pocket in anticipation of the release....that is if it's actually in the works.

Oh, and a dual ARB compressor mount for under hood....why does no one make one for the Ram...but I digress....

I mounted mine under the hood. Made my own bracket. Works great!

 

[Pktatum95]

From what I've seen on other forums over the years, it's pretty much the same rule of thumb do to speak on gasoline storage in any vehicle traveling on public roadways in the States or Canada. Personal or commercial. Limited to 55 gal or 200L . Anything more requires a hazardous goods cert. It is basically the same as carrying explosives, most states and provinces allow you to legally purchase a very small amount, for blasting a rock or stump on your property. Police must be informed of your exact route from supplier to property. Any large quantities require hazardous goods cert, formal training. Etc...


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are you talkin about carrying more then 55 gallons in the states is illegal? I run commercially, have my own trucking authority, DOT #s, and run my own company and drive for myself. I get pulled for DOT inspections all the time. Level 1s (the most stringent). I got pulled in Maryland 2 days in fact. Never had them even give a second look to mine.

I run a 6.4 hemi 3500 dually with a stock 32 gallon tank with a 100 gal (actually capacity is bout 106 gal) aux tank. So routinely I have 132-135 gal of gasoline on me at a time. Never even a second thought from DOT.

Per FMSCA regs and Us law, you don’t get into hazmat/placards and restrictions until you reach 119 gallons in a single container. It’s considered “non bulk hazmat” which does not require placards or hazmat endorsement on CDL.

Side note- same thing as transporting cars commercially. It makes your insurance go up slightly compared to only being listed to haul “freight” because vehicles are considered “class 9 non bulk hazmat”. No placards or hazmat endorsement required, however, slightly higher insurance due to if u wreck with a dually and a 3 car wedge, that’s potentially 4 different oil spills they gotta clean up. 4 radiators tht could possible leak antifreeze onto the ground, ect ect ect.