TransferFlow Replacement Tank for Hemi

[DrTron]

TITAN FUEL TANKS 7030213

That's a Diesel tank. As mentioned above, things are much more complicated for a gas tank.

 

[MarkCO1]

Honestly I think a 15 gallon sidekick tank is probably the best way to go

That looks to have been discontinued.

 

[Gondul]

That looks to have been discontinued.

Not according to their website...

Sidekick 15 gallon Tank

 

[whitexc]

So how are people transferring gas from the sidekick to the truck tank?


Sent from me

 

[Grateful Dad]

So how are people transferring gas from the sidekick to the truck tank?


Sent from me

I got one of these though the sidekick comes with a manual siphon

 

[Ahmed392]

That's a Diesel tank. As mentioned above, things are much more complicated for a gas tank.

Thanks for passing this important clarification.

Indeed, volatility, fluidity, pumping and evaporation mechanism are differently configured for each fuel type.

We then better awaiting the release of gas specific tank, unless other alternatives are offered for this matter.

 

[MountainRam]

is there any updates on a larger replacement fuel tank for the 2500 6.4L short box crew cab?

 

[Gondul]

is there any updates on a larger replacement fuel tank for the 2500 6.4L short box crew cab?

You can go back a page or two for more info but basically, they are will working on it....

 

[UNifc6pF]

3k would be a hard pill to swallow, but for 50G, I'd probably do it.

 

[ollicat]

Dang it! not for Megacab.

 

[3500_Gasser]

Help requested to keep this project moving along as quickly as possible!

I emailed with TransferFlow a few days ago and learned that they are using the 2024 Ram CC SB to design the replacement fuel tank. They need to validate any fuel system changes made to the 2019-2022 model years. (OEMs often change small details, even though they say the truck is "carry-over" from the previous model year.)

TransferFlow is looking for the following information on 2019-2022 Ram CC SB 2500/3500 (they already have the photos for the 2023 model year):

Pictures of:
· Vin Number
· Emissions Label
· OEM Tank
· OEM Emissions Canister
· Hoses (tubing between canister and tank)


If you are willing to take photos, please send them to Teri at TransferFlow. Her email is [email protected]

THANKS!

 

[pizzatots]

Help requested to keep this project moving along as quickly as possible!

I emailed with TransferFlow a few days ago and learned that they are using the 2024 Ram CC SB to design the replacement fuel tank. They need to validate any fuel system changes made to the 2019-2022 model years. (OEMs often change small details, even though they say the truck is "carry-over" from the previous model year.)

TransferFlow is looking for the following information on 2019-2022 Ram CC SB 2500/3500 (they already have the photos for the 2023 model year):

Pictures of:
· Vin Number
· Emissions Label
· OEM Tank
· OEM Emissions Canister
· Hoses (tubing between canister and tank)


If you are willing to take photos, please send them to Teri at TransferFlow. Her email is [email protected]

THANKS!

Maybe others have this question. Where is the emissions label? Under the hood/on the hood. Also the canister, that’s under the truck, right?

 

[3500_Gasser]

On my truck, emissions label was on the underside of the hood, passenger side.

On my truck, emissions canister was "in front of" the factory gas tank, maybe 1 foot closer towards the front axle.

 

[pizzatots]

On my truck, emissions label was on the underside of the hood, passenger side.

On my truck, emissions canister was "in front of" the factory gas tank, maybe 1 foot closer towards the front axle.

Thank you! Assumed I had it right in my mind, but wanted to be sure.

I’ll send some photos this week.

I wonder if this new tank will affect the slow fill ups that we are plagued with.

 

[3500_Gasser]

I wonder if this new tank will affect the slow fill ups that we are plagued with.

Good question. I'll ask Teri @ TransferFlow.

 

[jsalbre]

Thank you! Assumed I had it right in my mind, but wanted to be sure.

I’ll send some photos this week.

I wonder if this new tank will affect the slow fill ups that we are plagued with.

Slow fill ups?

 

[3500_Gasser]

Slow fill ups?

I've not experienced it personally, but apparently there is a known issue regarding 2019-2024 RAMs where the factory fuel tank accepts fuel VERY slowly.

 

[3500_Gasser]

I wonder if this new tank will affect the slow fill ups that we are plagued with.

I sent an email to TransferFlow regarding this issue (though it's not one I've personally experienced). In my email, I speculated that it might be the factory rollover valve causing the issue.

Here is the reply from one of the TransferFlow engineers:

“I would not think a rollover valve would cause a slow fill, but maybe a faulty fuel limit vent valve (FLVV). Any blockage between the FLVV and canisters would cause fill issues. Our tank will use different ROVs and FLVVs, so this will hopefully remedy the issue. We will do some fill tests on the OEM system when we get our truck this week.”

 

[jsalbre]

I've not experienced it personally, but apparently there is a known issue regarding 2019-2024 RAMs where the factory fuel tank accepts fuel VERY slowly.

Interesting. I didn’t have this issue on my ‘20 and my ‘23 doesn’t have it either.

 

[Dave01]

Interesting. I didn’t have this issue on my ‘20 and my ‘23 doesn’t have it either.

Me either. Occasionally if the nozzle turns to an odd angle the pump will shut off but generally I click it on fast and wait, no problem.