Aux Fuel Tank

[CrazyTrain]

I got probably a dumb question, but hear me out.

I can’t afford an auxiliary tank/reserve.

I do, however, have a brand new 16-gallon fuel cell with foam and a level sending unit.

I know the foam would deteriorate and could become a problem.

I wonder if it would be ok to use it as an auxiliary tank and remove the foam.

I could put it in my toolbox with no problem.

I pretty much have everything to plumb it.

Just not sure if the lack of baffling creates a problem.

I need some advice, please.

Eventually, I plan to get what I need when finances get better—just trying to survive this hectic year.

I’d use it, but that’s me.

Things are built for racing, tough stuff.

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[RoosterRivera]

I’d use it, but that’s me.

Things are built for racing, tough stuff.

Ya, I’m not worried about the cell.

It’s the fuel sloshing around.

I know you might know.

I honestly don’t see why it wouldn’t be acceptable.

The factory fuel tank doesn’t have baffles.


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[CrazyTrain]

Ya, I’m not worried about the cell.

It’s the fuel sloshing around. I know you might know.

I honestly don’t see why it wouldn’t be acceptable.

The factory fuel tank doesn’t have baffles.

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I also wouldn’t worry about the slosh, and it can’t be any worse than a big ole stock tank that’s only partially full.

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[RoosterRivera]

I’m going to do it gravity feed it in.

I thought about putting it in where the def tank was.

Seen a pic where a guy put his air pump and tank there for his leveling.


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[CrazyTrain]

I’m going to do it gravity feed it in.

I thought about putting it in where the def tank was.

Seen a pic where a guy put his air pump and tank there for his leveling.

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Def tank area would be sweet.

Then you don’t lose any bed space and the people that would freak if they saw you putting diesel in where def should go.

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