Hardracer
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- 2010 1500 laramie 4x4 crew cab
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- Hemi 5.7
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Anyone have any insight to the doug ram post?
Anyone have any insight to the doug ram post?
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That's strange. The online configuration tool allows it. But that's not what dealerships use when ordering. I know I've read on other forums about people claiming to have the ecodiesel and 33 gallon tank, but those were pre-2021 models. Maybe they changed it for 2021. When I was shopping for a truck last year (2020 MY), the dealership configured a Limited with the ecodiesel and 33 gallon tank. So it is something they were doing at that time at least.Newbe here. I just ordered a 2021 1500 Bighorn with the 3.0 Ecodiesel. I tow a 6000 pound travel trailer long distance, so I really wanted the 33 gallon tank. The sales manager could not order one. He checked twice. Three times. It simply was not an allowed option combination. We tried to do it on every trim level. When he added the tank, the system forced him to choose a different engine. He couldn't recall seeing one. He asked the service manager, who couldn't remember seeing one either. Service guy thinks its the DEF tank is in the way. I'd be really really interested to hear if anyone here has a 33 gallon tank and the 3.0 Ecodiesel on the Ram 1500.
Thanks
That's strange. The online configuration tool allows it. But that's not what dealerships use when ordering. I know I've read on other forums about people claiming to have the ecodiesel and 33 gallon tank, but those were pre-2021 models. Maybe they changed it for 2021. When I was shopping for a truck last year (2020 MY), the dealership configured a Limited with the ecodiesel and 33 gallon tank. So it is something they were doing at that time at least.
I just ordered my 2021 with eco and 33 gallon...
$445
That is not true as the larger tank option also requires a Level 1 or Level 2 package that is going to cost a couple thousand dollars.
If you drive outside of the cities then having more range with a tank of diesel is great for peace of mind. Not a big deal when a gas engine runs out of fuel but it is for a diesel engine with the priming needed.
MPG also depends on hills and headwinds and tow loads and the amount of diesel needed can double. My diesel 2500 got 22 mpg on level highways with nothing being towed and no wind. With a 10 mph headwind and towing a travel trailer in the mountains the mpg was 10-11 for the truck.