YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED:
| Time Spent Working: | 4 hours |
| Mechanical Difficulty: | Intermediate |
| (Make sure a couple of buddies help you remove the factory 35-gallon fuel tank and install the new Transfer Flow 56-gallon tank.) |
| Parts Used: |
| 1 (PN 0800113068) 56-gallon Transfer Flow fuel tank |
| Total Cost: | $880.86 |
| | (Not including installation labor) |
From The Driver Seat:With the installation of the Transfer Flow 56-gallon fuel tank completed, it was amazing how much more 21 gallons is (factory 35 gallons vs. Transfer Flow 56 gallons) and an increased 168-pound payload. The payoff was how many more miles we were able to travel between fuel stops, which greatly increased the overall towing range
Tools Needed:7/16-inch standard socket * 6mm socket 7mm socket * 15mm deep socket * 5/8-inch deep socket * 11/16-inch deep socket * 3/8-to-1/2-inch adaptor * 10-inch ratchet extension * 15mm open/box end wrench * 5/8-inch open/box end wrench * small flat-blade screwdriver * large flat-blade screwdriver * 4-32 lbs-ft torque wrench * needle-nose pliers * ball-peen hammer * pneumatic (air gun)
 We had to resiphon the 1-plus...  We had to resiphon the 1-plus gallons of No. 2 diesel fuel back into the new Transfer Flow Inc. tank to get to the closest fuel station. |  Eddy Cebreco Jr. expressed...  Eddy Cebreco Jr. expressed his shock at the amount of gallons and price. The new '07 Dodge Ram 3500 is now ready for those long hauls across the country with a lot less fuel stops between destinations. Enjoy those long-traveled journeys, Eddy. |  |