For those with 32 gallon tanks

[FXLRRAM]

I can't believe it's a $400 option now. I think it was only $75 for my 2015.

You would think you'd be able to utilize the extra gallons properly for that kind of money...? What's the point in buying it if you can't put it to use.

 

[FXLRRAM]

Can FCA explain why some trucks with 32 gallon tanks fill correctly and some do not?

I have a feeling it's not a software problem, but may be some folks that ordered a 32 gallon tank got a 26 gallon tank installed by mistake at the factory.

I can tell you, once it warms up in the next few weeks, I'll be finding out if I got the 32 gallon or not. It's a brand new truck and I don't have it set up properly yet for my own personal use.
I always carry spare gas for an emergency. I think I'll run it beyond the 0 gallon warning for fifty miles or so to be sure I got the 32 gallon tank that the sticker says I got.
Once I confirm that, I'll be on to RAM along with others to find out a way to find a solution.

 

[BAMF]

I can tell you, once it warms up in the next few weeks, I'll be finding out if I got the 32 gallon or not. It's a brand new truck and I don't have it set up properly yet for my own personal use.
I always carry spare gas for an emergency. I think I'll run it beyond the 0 gallon warning for fifty miles or so to be sure I got the 32 gallon tank that the sticker says I got.
Once I confirm that, I'll be on to RAM along with others to find out a way to find a solution.

It has a label on the bottom side of the tank. It's very accessible. You can see it just popping your head under the truck.

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[FXLRRAM]

It has a label on the bottom side of the tank. It's very accessible. You can see it just popping your head under the truck.

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Good to know... Thank you.
It was minus six when I went to work this morning...I think I'll wait till it warms up enough to check it out.
I'm still going to run it low to see if I can get fifty miles out of the "reserve" unused portion.
I like to know my limits when I'm in a bind.

 

[sportcoupe]

It has a label on the bottom side of the tank. It's very accessible. You can see it just popping your head under the truck.

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I just popped my head under my 2017 Rebel, just a plastic black tank under it. No label on bottom.

Can you post a picture of the label we are looking for?

 

[BAMF]

I just popped my head under my 2017 Rebel, just a plastic black tank under it. No label on bottom.

Can you post a picture of the label we are looking for?

I'm at work right now but when I get off I'll take one

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[FXLRRAM]

I just popped my head under my 2017 Rebel, just a plastic black tank under it. No label on bottom.

Can you post a picture of the label we are looking for?

I just checked myself on my 17 and had no luck finding a label. I was under the truck with a flashlight...It's not there or I just didn't see it.

 

[BAMF]

I just checked myself on my 17 and had no luck finding a label. I was under the truck with a flashlight...It's not there or I just didn't see it.

Mine is a 2015 so it might have changed

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[Pull Ya]

My tank had the part number stamped into the plastic but I don't remember exactly where.(2013)
Jay

 

[deanoldo]

I just checked myself on my 17 and had no luck finding a label. I was under the truck with a flashlight...It's not there or I just didn't see it.

My 2017 has a paper sticker on the end of the tank by the rear axle that says 32 gallons.

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[Arth]

All of you crawling under your trucks looking for a sticker have lost your minds.

https://www.ramtrucks.com/webselfservice/ram/index.html

Go to this Ram website and click equipment listing. Put in your VIN and you will get a COMPLETE listing of all the equipment your truck came with from the factory.

EVERYTHING from gear ratio, fuel tank size, etc.

This works for any Chrysler, Jeep, Ram, or Dodge product. If you create an account on the Ram Owner website and again add your truck with your VIN you will actually be able to get a window sticker.

It has a label on the bottom side of the tank. It's very accessible. You can see it just popping your head under the truck.

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Good to know... Thank you.
It was minus six when I went to work this morning...I think I'll wait till it warms up enough to check it out.
I'm still going to run it low to see if I can get fifty miles out of the "reserve" unused portion.
I like to know my limits when I'm in a bind.

I just popped my head under my 2017 Rebel, just a plastic black tank under it. No label on bottom.

Can you post a picture of the label we are looking for?

I'm at work right now but when I get off I'll take one

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I just checked myself on my 17 and had no luck finding a label. I was under the truck with a flashlight...It's not there or I just didn't see it.

My tank had the part number stamped into the plastic but I don't remember exactly where.(2013)
Jay

 

[BAMF]

All of you crawling under your trucks looking for a sticker have lost your minds.

https://www.ramtrucks.com/webselfservice/ram/index.html

Go to this Ram website and click equipment listing. Put in your VIN and you will get a COMPLETE listing of all the equipment your truck came with from the factory.

EVERYTHING from gear ratio, fuel tank size, etc.

This works for any Chrysler, Jeep, Ram, or Dodge product. If you create an account on the Ram Owner website and again add your truck with your VIN you will actually be able to get a window sticker.

Getting under and looking originated from someone that said his truck was delivered "on paper" with the 32 gallon tank. He was asking if there was a way to visually tell if that is what he actually has.

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[FXLRRAM]

All of you crawling under your trucks looking for a sticker have lost your minds.

https://www.ramtrucks.com/webselfservice/ram/index.html

Go to this Ram website and click equipment listing. Put in your VIN and you will get a COMPLETE listing of all the equipment your truck came with from the factory.

EVERYTHING from gear ratio, fuel tank size, etc.

This works for any Chrysler, Jeep, Ram, or Dodge product. If you create an account on the Ram Owner website and again add your truck with your VIN you will actually be able to get a window sticker.

I for one don't mind doing things like climbing under the truck. I think it's a great piece of information to have.
As a Truck/Car/Motorcycle enthusiast, I like knowing all these little tidbits. Makes for good conversion such as right here. I don't think I'm out of my mind because of it.
To your point though, I have a VIN part print out from the dealer:
32 Gallon gas tank...
I have the window sticker:
32 gallon gas tank...
I paid for:
32 gas tank...

Maybe you can help us understand as we've asked why Dodge/Ram insist on only allowing a 26 gallon calibration and fill up once zero miles is indicated.
We know what we have.We just want to know why we can't utilize it to our personal benefits.

 

[Arth]

Sure.

Laziness.

You have the 32 gallon gas tank that Ram doesn't care to update any sensor or computer software to take into account the extra 6 gallons of gas. When I upgraded from a 26 gallon to 32 on my 09 Ram it was just a tank swap. Same pump and all.

Soooo the easiest answer is laziness. Ram produced almost 600k trucks this past year with most of them 26 gallon tanks. They don't see any issue with having people fill up a little sooner.

Honestly it's a first world problem right? Oh no I can't run my truck down to empty and actually put in 32 gallons of gas. The extra 100 miles or so I needed to go is going to devastate my life.

I for one don't mind doing things like climbing under the truck. I think it's a great piece of information to have.
As a Truck/Car/Motorcycle enthusiast, I like knowing all these little tidbits. Makes for good conversion such as right here. I don't think I'm out of my mind because of it.
To your point though, I have a VIN part print out from the dealer:
32 Gallon gas tank...
I have the window sticker:
32 gallon gas tank...
I paid for:
32 gas tank...

Maybe you can help us understand as we've asked why Dodge/Ram insist on only allowing a 26 gallon calibration and fill up once zero miles is indicated.
We know what we have.We just want to know why we can't utilize it to our personal benefits.

 

[Sir John]

I just popped my head under my 2017 Rebel, just a plastic black tank under it. No label on bottom.

Can you post a picture of the label we are looking for?

I'm not a 100% sure where you looked but my yellow label was on the back end (towards the back axle) of the gas tank and not on the "bottom". Not sure if that helps you find it. Also the label is temporary....eventually wears off.

 

[BAMF]

Good to know... Thank you.
It was minus six when I went to work this morning...I think I'll wait till it warms up enough to check it out.
I'm still going to run it low to see if I can get fifty miles out of the "reserve" unused portion.
I like to know my limits when I'm in a bind.

Sorry just remembered.... It's been raining all day so my drive way was half flooded. Couldn't see it from the left side. It must be on the right (which is under water) . I bet I saw it when I was putting on my exhaust. When I get to work on dry ground tomorrow I will verify

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[smiley]

http://www.ramforum.com/threads/4th-gen-32-gal-fuel-tank-swap-questions.15240/

Part numbers are stamped right on the bottom and the part numbers are in this thread.

 

[sportcoupe]

Maybe you can help us understand as we've asked why Dodge/Ram insist on only allowing a 26 gallon calibration and fill up once zero miles is indicated.

This is incorrect. There isn't just a 26 gallon calibration. I have a 32 gallon tank AND a 32 gallon calibration. My gauge reads correctly. I have filled up with 29+ gallons at times before miles to empty read 0.

Because of this, I don't think it's a software issue. I could be wrong as usual though. There may be people that their build sheet says 32 gallon installed but didn't get the correct tank when the truck was built. Only a visual inspection will reveal that.

 

[FXLRRAM]

Sorry just remembered.... It's been raining all day so my drive way was half flooded. Couldn't see it from the left side. It must be on the right (which is under water) . I bet I saw it when I was putting on my exhaust. When I get to work on dry ground tomorrow I will verify

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No worries. I only checked under the fill side also. My right side had snow melt under it. I'll try again another time.

 

[FXLRRAM]

This is incorrect. There isn't just a 26 gallon calibration. I have a 32 gallon tank AND a 32 gallon calibration. My gauge reads correctly. I have filled up with 29+ gallons at times before miles to empty read 0.

Because of this, I don't think it's a software issue. I could be wrong as usual though. There may be people that their build sheet says 32 gallon installed but didn't get the correct tank when the truck was built. Only a visual inspection will reveal that.

This is exactly what I'm trying to find out.
Is it really possible?
Everything says I have a 32 gallon tank.
I am glad to hear that yours is calibrated properly. That gives me hope.

I'm due for my second fill today. I know I wont be getting near thirty gallons when I fill, I also know I won't be getting gas all over the side of my truck trying to put what I thought I had available to me when I bought it.