40 Gallon*, extra heavy duty, frame mounted, after-axle replacement tank.
Note: Sending Unit is NOT included with tank
For F-350, F-450, and F-550 Narrow Frame, Cab and Chassis vehicles.
For model years 2011-2019.
TANK IS CURRENTLY ON BACKORDER AND WILL SHIP IN APPROXIMATELY 3 WEEKS.
Description
Introducing the ultimate solution for your Cab & Chassis After-Axle fuel tank needs: the Titan 40 Gallon After-Axle Replacement Tank. Crafted from our renowned military-grade, cross-linked polymer, it is tougher than steel and longer-lasting than aluminum, setting new standards for durability. They are so tough and well-proven that we back them with a Lifetime Warranty.
Say goodbye to the perpetual headaches and costly repairs caused by the all-too-common issues of lining failure and corrosion that haunt traditional steel OEM tanks. With our revolutionary tank crafted from military-grade cross-linked polyethylene, you can finally bid farewell to the constant worries of leaks, rust, and deterioration that compromise the integrity of your fuel system.
Upgrade to the 40 Gallon* Extra Heavy-Duty Frame Mounted After-Axle Replacement Tank today and experience the difference that quality craftsmanship can make.
Application
Sending Unit is NOT included with tank.
For F-350, F-450, and F-550 Narrow Frame, Cab and Chassis vehicles
For model years 2011-2019.
Compatible with most bio-diesel fuel.
For use with diesel fuel ONLY!
Additional Details
• Fits in the place of the OEM stock tank. • Approximate overall tank dimensions: 29.95” x 31.1” x 15.00”. Shipping box dimensions, approximate: 32” x 32” x 16”. Gross Shipping weight: 36 lbs. • In most cases this product replaces the following original FORD equipment part numbers: CC3Z9B210B, CC3Z9002B. • For 2017-2022 trucks, this tank ONLY fits those trucks with the fuel tank water separator located outside of the rear frame rail support/brace.
Fuel capacities shown for each and every Titan Fuel Tank are not a claim: it is fact, we show the usable capacity for every tank!
In fact, the tanks are larger than their usable capacity. Usable fuel capacity is the portion of the tank that can safely hold fuel and allows the fuel to be picked up by the sending unit.
For example, our 7020217 tank for the 2017+ Ford Crew Cab, Short Bed trucks is marketed as a 55 gallon tank. Could it hold more? Yes! Another 5 gallons of capacity exists in the tank, but that capacity is not usable. This 5 gallon area above the filler neck is for expansion/vapor headspace to dissipate the pressure changes in the tank due to temperature and elevation changes. We choose to not mislead our customers and market only the usable capacity, 55 gallons.
We chose to only market usable capacity to set honest and reasonable expectations for our customers.
Distance Till Empty and Similar Information For Mid-Ship Replacement Tanks
Many trucks now come pre-programed with the capacity of the Original Equipment Manufacturers’ (OEM) fuel tank. Replacing the OEM tank with any extra-large capacity, direct replacement tank will result in the distance to empty information being incorrect. This information may be corrected on many trucks.
-2017+ Fords: Customers may use ForScan, a program designed for Ford trucks that allows the computer to be adjusted for the capacity of a TITAN Fuel Tank.
-2011-2016 Fords: Ford dealers can adjust the customer’s capacity using their Ford Motor Company software. These trucks are also compatible with ForScan.
-2019+ Dodge RAMs: Customers may use Alfa OBD, a program designed for RAM trucks that allows the computer to be adjusted for the capacity of a TITAN Fuel Tank.
Such solutions are entirely independent of, and not guaranteed by TITAN Fuel Tanks™.
Really happy with the Titan sidekick tank in my Ford Raptor. It's super nice having an extra 15 gallons of fuel when we are up in the hills or on a road trip. I Would recommend their products to anybody.
Jason Rubenstein
Always helpful. Anthony and Brandon were easy to work with. Went the extra mile for me. Highly recommend!
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