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add a fuel tank - 10/7/2006 2:09:01 AM

khmoffat

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Has anyone done, read or heard about additional fuel tanks being added to a superduty F350 7.3l powerstroke? My current tank is 38 gallon but I want a secondary tank. I am strongly considering switching over to grease but still need a smaller tank to hold diesel fuel for startup and shutdown purposes.

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RE: add a fuel tank - 10/12/2006 5:35:48 PM

gmaier

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your best bet if your switching to fryer oil is a web site www.greasecar.com this sight sells a kit for you truck and you will keep you exsisting 38 gallon fuel tank. its alittle pricey but its worth it in the long run

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RE: add a fuel tank - 11/4/2006 12:53:36 AM

RNGMSTR

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There are many aftermarket tanks available. It all depends on how big you want to go. I had a 80 gallon diamondplate tank in front of the bed that I got from tsc. tractor supply company, if your not famillar with the store.

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RE: add a fuel tank - 12/12/2006 9:06:50 AM

Steve Brisbois

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I have been running my F250 7.3 on WVO for about a year now. I used a set of plans I found on www.deiselsecretenergy.com. With this system you treat the fuel and not the truck. no need for extra tanks heaters new lines valves ect.
Untill recently Ive had no problems with the fuel. once it started getting colder in north fl. Ive had some gelling issues as well as some problems with the filters cloging. any questions shoot me a email. Steve

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