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Titan Long Range Fuel Tank - GMC/Chevy 2500 2020 - 2024
$2,999.95
Discover the perfect Long Range Fuel Tank for your GMC/Chevy 2500 with Titan's top-notch, USA-made tanks! Our tanks are specially designed to easily replace your current tank and enhance your driving experience.
TITAN FUEL TANK FEATURES GMC & Chevrolet Silverado 2020-2024
- 56 Gallon or 211 Litres capacity Total
- Titan Fuel Tanks provides an extra 75 Litres.
- Constructed of our famous military grade, cross-linked polymer (XLHDPE). It’s at least ¼” thick and built to outlast all competitors.
- It’s tougher than steel and more durable than aluminium
The tank comes complete with black-coated, galvanised steel mounting strap, plated and galvanised front support system, rollover safety vent valve and accessories. Tank features exclusive low fuel trap design and hangs approximately only 1 ¾” below bottom of stock tank. The tank requires no fabrication or cutting, it is a direct fit, bolt in application. The new TITAN Generation 6 tanks feature an OEM style torque ring sending unit mounting system for easy, positive installation. This new torque ring design reduces installation time while also minimising mistake during installation.
Vehicle Suitability
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GMC Sierra 2500 and Chevrolet Silverado 2500 fitted with DURAMAX Engines.
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For model year: 2020-2024
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SHORT BED ONLY
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Note: For use with diesel fuel ONLY!
TITAN Fuel Tanks Direct Replacement, Mid-Ship Fuel Tanks are manufactured to use the trucks stock/original equipment fuel sending unit. The trucks stock sending unit is removed from the stock tank and mounted into the TITAN tank. They are a direct fit, there are no modifications needed. With use of the stock sending unit, the trucks analog fuel gauge will read correct and accurate with the TITAN tank.
Technical Service Bulletin
Affected vehicles: 2019+ GM 6.6L diesel trucks.
Issue: Fuel gauge drops to empty after Initial Install and during normal operation.
Explanation: GM trucks have the ability through programming and monitoring to know exactly how much fuel is in the tank, as well as fuel consumption based on miles driven and fuel economy. Any large capacity fuel tank causes the float to move slower than the computer thinks is acceptable. When the computer sees this, it will run a system check and drop the fuel gauge to empty. When the fuel level comes off full, the gauge should return to the correction position after restarting the vehicle.
Solution: Although we were told early on that trucks have fixed themselves after several tanks of fuel when following a specific process, we are no longer able to confirm this or any other permanent fix for this issue. If this is a concern for you, we recommend using an aftermarket digital monitor to confirm accurate fuel level when this occurs.