The S&B Tanks 10-1017 62 Gallon Midship Replacement Fuel Tank will extend the range of your Crew Cab, Short Bed GM 6.6L Duramax L5P. Featuring Cross Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) construction, this tank offers unbeatable durability for a lifetime warranty while offering bolt-in installation.
A Direct Replacement
S&B's 62-gallon midship fuel tank directly replaces the factory 36-gallon tank without any cutting, drilling, or special modifications. This makes for a hassle-free, faster installation procedure.
GO BIG OR GO HOME!
S&B's offers the biggest replacement fuel tank on the market, holding an impressive 62 Gallons of diesel fuel.
Innovative Baffled Design
S&B Tanks were engineered with a built-in baffled design to minimize fuel sloshing. This also helps to contain fuel closer to the fuel pick up and prevents unwanted tank sloshing noise.
Equipped With A Drain Plug
Mistakes happen, but that doesn't mean you can't be ready for them. This tank features an integrated drain plug that can be drilled out and resealed in case gasoline or diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) is accidentally poured into the tank.
Locked In For a True Seal
The S&B Fuel Tank was engineered to use the OEM locking ring to ensure a perfect seal and securely retains the fuel pump onto the tank.
Built to Last
S&B Tanks are manufactured out of an extremely strong crosslink polyethylene and backed by a lifetime warranty.
Features:
- Bolt-In Installation
- 62 Gallon Fuel Capacity
- Heavy Duty Cross Link Polyethylene
- Internal Baffles Keep Fuel Near Pickup Tube
- Not Cutting, Drilling, Or Modification Required For Install
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Note:
The nozzle at high-flow fuel stations(truck stops) will not be able to fill automatically.
The bottom of the S&B tank has more surface area than the OE, so there will be a greater fuel reserve when the low fuel indicator comes on.
The distance to empty (DTE) on GM trucks can’t be reprogrammed, so it will show about half the mileage that is really left. You can multiple the displayed range by 2 to find your actual range by 1.58 to find your range.
The fuel gauge will operate properly. The fuel gauge will remain on full until about 4-5 gallons have been used and then the gauge will start to move normally. GM trucks monitor for an inoperative fuel gauge, so in some situations, until it starts to move, the truck’s computer will drop the gauge to empty to get the driver’s attention even though your tank is full. The gauge will return to its normal position after restarting the engine. We have seen cases when code P0463 appears due to the slow movement of the float, this can be cleared with a code reader. Once the fuel level drops 4-5 gallons from full, the fuel gauge will return to its normal operation.