No no problems with overflowing in normal use ......remember to put the main cap back on though as it will overflow then. Otherwise, I am very happy with adding this unit. Thanks for the question
Awesome video sir. Have you had any ventilation issues with the factory tank leaking fuel from the vent line when you fill the Dee Zee tank? I have a 2011 reg. cab long box 4x4 6.7 xl truck and I'm really considering buying this same set up. Alot of people are complaining about the rounded corners of the bed, you would think Dee Zee would address this problem. Thank you for your time sir. Take care.
I added a similar setup to my 2015 F250 SD and it did leak through the vent valve on top of the primary tank. I took a length of 3/8' fuel line and attached it to the top of the vent and ran it to back to the bed to a point higher than the base of the aux tank; that stopped the leak and I put 35,000 miles on it with no issues. 1,300 mile range on a single fill-up while not towing was awesome.
@@XSteele He installed it in the proper place (it's in the instructions). I've installed four gravity feed auxiliary diesel tanks on pickups in the last few years. The tank will/should have its own rollover with whatever type of breather setup it has.
I really like that tank but you’re trials and tribulations I decided to go with RDS instead I just don’t like how they charge you $100 plus for the kit and you still got a find an extra part no but good job to you sir Dee Zee you lost a sale . Your R&D is not up to par . 😂
Thanks for the video!
I would have added a water separator since most of these tanks sweat on the inside. Have seen a lot desiel injectors problems because of it.
Thanks for the upload
I'm looking to add a fuel water seperator to my Aux tank. Do you have any videos or ideas on the easiest way to do that? Thanks
What cap it that
Are there auxiliary tanks for gasoline ?
Nothing seems to piss you off
have you had any problems with it overflowing? I'm looking to get this setup on my 2012 F-150
No no problems with overflowing in normal use ......remember to put the main cap back on though as it will overflow then. Otherwise, I am very happy with adding this unit.
Thanks for the question
Awesome video sir. Have you had any ventilation issues with the factory tank leaking fuel from the vent line when you fill the Dee Zee tank? I have a 2011 reg. cab long box 4x4 6.7 xl truck and I'm really considering buying this same set up. Alot of people are complaining about the rounded corners of the bed, you would think Dee Zee would address this problem. Thank you for your time sir. Take care.
I added a similar setup to my 2015 F250 SD and it did leak through the vent valve on top of the primary tank. I took a length of 3/8' fuel line and attached it to the top of the vent and ran it to back to the bed to a point higher than the base of the aux tank; that stopped the leak and I put 35,000 miles on it with no issues. 1,300 mile range on a single fill-up while not towing was awesome.
Most install instructions I’ve seen said you have to extend the stock fuel tank vent to under the bed rail.
Roll over valve should be on the tank not the filler neck.
If he read the instructions he would of installed the roll over protection valve at the tank.
Good catch.
@@XSteele He installed it in the proper place (it's in the instructions). I've installed four gravity feed auxiliary diesel tanks on pickups in the last few years. The tank will/should have its own rollover with whatever type of breather setup it has.
I really like that tank but you’re trials and tribulations I decided to go with RDS instead I just don’t like how they charge you $100 plus for the kit and you still got a find an extra part no but good job to you sir Dee Zee you lost a sale . Your R&D is not up to par . 😂