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S&B 52 Gallon Replacement Fuel Tank for 2005-2024 Dodge Ram Cummins Crew and Quad Cab Short Bed (Copy)
S&B 52 Gallon Replacement Fuel Tank for 2005-2024 Dodge Ram Cummins Crew and Quad Cab Short Bed (Copy)
SKU:10-1035
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Product Description:
Extend driving range on 2005–2026 Ram Cummins 5.9L & 6.7L Crew Cab Short Bed trucks with S&B’s 50 gallon high-capacity fuel tank. This direct, bolt-on upgrade replaces the factory 31-gallon tank for fewer stops and more freedom.
Important Notes:
- The fuel gauge will continue to work however the distance to empty will not be accurate. There is no way to update the fuel tank size for the distance to empty to be accurate.
- OEM sending unit & float are reused because the S&B Tank is taller the gauge will stay on full for the first 8-10 gallons
Do you have an Auxiliary Fuel Tank? Read why using these with our tanks will void the Lifetime Warranty.
Compatible with High-Flow Pumps
Built for use with high-flow diesel pumps, this S&B High-Capacity Fuel Tank is engineered for fast, uninterrupted fills—no premature shutoffs or messy overflows. Optimized venting ensures smooth, hassle-free fueling so you can fill up quickly and get back on the road.
Put Empty Space To Work
There is a lot of unused space sitting beneath the 5.9L & 6.7L Cummins Crew Cab Short Bed trucks. Using advanced scanning and industry-leading tank design, S&B transforms that void into 19 additional gallons of fuel capacity—so you can go much farther on a single tank.
Stronger By Design
Constructed from 1/4" thick cross-linked high-density polyethylene (XLPE), the S&B tank delivers superior impact resistance compared to the factory linear polyethylene tank—giving you added durability and confidence when heading off-road.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including carbon black, silica - crystalline, methylene chloride, and lead which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, and lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.
