Almost everything they done, seems bad, no 90 out of the tank, no rubber grommet through the truck bed, and filling the original fuel tank with metal shavings, from the Sawzall blade, i wouldn't even expect a 15yr old kid to do this kind of workmanship.
Al that you mentioned was spot on but I cut mine with a saws all and only had shaving maybe an inch in the tube. I had a Duramax that I drove for 7 years and cut it off the same way.
@@lastchanceshop good i am researching install got a 2022 didge ram 3500 its tank neck is a plunger style called rds who made my tank its posdible if you leave it on all the time to go up and out my neck because has no cap but all good info thanks for video
I was thinking about cutting lower. Looks like it would be easier higher up like you did. Any problems with gravity feed? And, I'm thinking about putting magnets on the metal in hopes to catch some of the small metal pieces. And, add a rubber grommet in the bed for the fuel line.
Magnet is great idea as well.Many people complain about rubber grommet but I don't think is necessary works fine form me with out any signs of tearing against the metal. Gravity feed works great .
I pulled the pipe assembly out of my truck for that very reason. Yes, it was a pain in the ass getting to the hose clamp way up in there but piece of mind is valuable
I have a 2022 and in part of the generic instructions I got from different manufacturer. It says filler tube may have vent tube and not to cut through, I see yours does not abs you cut through so you think the 2022 ram is the same I can cut through filler neck
I do not know if you’ll see this. But I installed the same kit. And when I opened the valve and let it all fill up. I got a leak out of the OEM fuel tank. And my fill tube was all the way full. But no leak out of the fill tube. Any help would be great.
At the 0:14 mark inside there is a ball and that tee must be located to the top that preventing from overflow your fuel check at 6:17 let me know if you solve this
@@lastchanceshop I have the T installed with the ball on top just as you do. And the ball doesn’t seem to be closing to shut of the tank. If I leave the manual valve on at some point I would have fuel at the fill cap on the OEM tank. And the leak on the OEM tank is near the fuel supply line that feeds the engine
The one I installed in my O7 duramax did not work until the big tank ran out and some what used out of the truck tank. It would just go to empty and the light would come on. About drove me nuts but I got use to it.
Yes you can do that but you always end up with the 1/3 of fuel in the axillary tank . The factory hole it's slightly higher so you won't be able to drain the oil fuel from tank.
@@lastchanceshop I thought of that after asking the question..thanks for the reply and video. Leaving a bit of fuel in the bottom might not be a bad thing..
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Almost everything they done, seems bad, no 90 out of the tank, no rubber grommet through the truck bed, and filling the original fuel tank with metal shavings, from the Sawzall blade, i wouldn't even expect a 15yr old kid to do this kind of workmanship.
Al that you mentioned was spot on but I cut mine with a saws all and only had shaving maybe an inch in the tube. I had a Duramax that I drove for 7 years and cut it off the same way.
You want close to tank as possible and rubber grommet in cut hole to stop abrasion or chafing
Yes you can. I installed this tank in 2017 and that hose don't have any indication of wear or rubbing against the metal is very tight .
@@lastchanceshop good i am researching install got a 2022 didge ram 3500 its tank neck is a plunger style called rds who made my tank its posdible if you leave it on all the time to go up and out my neck because has no cap but all good info thanks for video
@@GaryBlankenship96b40 amzn.to/3Evb600 i use this kit and valve is always open the have special valve inside prevent from overflow good luck
I was thinking about cutting lower. Looks like it would be easier higher up like you did. Any problems with gravity feed? And, I'm thinking about putting magnets on the metal in hopes to catch some of the small metal pieces. And, add a rubber grommet in the bed for the fuel line.
Magnet is great idea as well.Many people complain about rubber grommet but I don't think is necessary works fine form me with out any signs of tearing against the metal. Gravity feed works great .
I pulled the pipe assembly out of my truck for that very reason. Yes, it was a pain in the ass getting to the hose clamp way up in there but piece of mind is valuable
I have a 2022 and in part of the generic instructions I got from different manufacturer. It says filler tube may have vent tube and not to cut through, I see yours does not abs you cut through so you think the 2022 ram is the same I can cut through filler neck
Yes, they don't change anything beside faulty high pressure fuel pump I heard is a recall on it
I do not know if you’ll see this. But I installed the same kit. And when I opened the valve and let it all fill up. I got a leak out of the OEM fuel tank. And my fill tube was all the way full. But no leak out of the fill tube. Any help would be great.
At the 0:14 mark inside there is a ball and that tee must be located to the top that preventing from overflow your fuel check at 6:17 let me know if you solve this
@@lastchanceshop I have the T installed with the ball on top just as you do. And the ball doesn’t seem to be closing to shut of the tank. If I leave the manual valve on at some point I would have fuel at the fill cap on the OEM tank. And the leak on the OEM tank is near the fuel supply line that feeds the engine
Check the brass fitting with the ball I think is stuck, let me know
Quick question. Does your fuel gauge still work?
The one I installed in my O7 duramax did not work until the big tank ran out and some what used out of the truck tank. It would just go to empty and the light would come on. About drove me nuts but I got use to it.
What about the shavings from cutting the pipe, the smallest piece entering your fuel injector be catastrophic
Everything is fine
I just run a rag through the pipe with a wire and pull it out to make sure there isn’t Noo metal shavings left
@@chavezfirez6342 that great idea
The hose on top just a breather ?
Yes
How often do you keep the fuel tank value open? Or is it on 24/7 ? What’s your experience/ advise ?
Thanks
Is 24/7 all the time you can fill it up both tanks and the gravity does the job
Open 24/7... would it over fill the main tank?
@@joelashley3942 no is not there is the stoper in the brass housing keep fuel from overflow
@@lastchanceshop does this stopper valve come with the kit?
@@lastchanceshopthe one you connected to the filler hose, it has a x like shape
Is this gravity fed? How does this work? And is it DOT legal?
Yes is gravity fed and is absolutely legal
@@lastchanceshop Can you put a link to the tank you purchased
@@hotshot3d amzn.to/32SjJf5
Good job. I just installed the tank and fill tube. I was wondering where that line on too ran to and why.
Which line are you talkin about
@@lastchanceshop I'd say he was talking about your vent line your ran in the bed side pocket.
@@kc8tyk86 yes this is for the vent make sure is higher than the tank
There is a capped off factory hole thru the bed right next to the tie down. Any reason we cant use that instead of drilling?
Yes you can do that but you always end up with the 1/3 of fuel in the axillary tank . The factory hole it's slightly higher so you won't be able to drain the oil fuel from tank.
@@lastchanceshop I thought of that after asking the question..thanks for the reply and video. Leaving a bit of fuel in the bottom might not be a bad thing..
@@tikkin11 and this situation is no matters you have two fuel filters before going to the engine. So you have a pretty good filtration
Is that filler tube you cut metal or plastic. Mine feels like plastic, or coated maybe.
Is metal just don't cut with grinder
What year is your truck
rubber grommet!!!!
Can I ask where did you run the vent tube to?
I put it on the left side where is back rack is going,make sure don't make that house to long otherwise you will create gravity syphon effect .
Last Chance Shop ok great. So that tube is just vented to the atmosphere then?
@@bottlefed91 yes correct
Can you cause an explosion if you use a cutting wheel/grinder?
Explosion is only on Hollywood movies. Grinder wheel wont reach to cut all way true. Sawzall recommended
A 90 off the tank would of been easier ?
Where did you purchase the adapter?
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PYYQ8TE/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
I heard northern tools offers a nice one too.
are you not going to explain this??
He did in fast foward...seems enuf...
It that a dually?
Yes
@@lastchanceshop Definitely longer fuel tube on a dually hardly any room on a single wheel. Thanks
@@Jas-wd9zh how long is your truck bed?
@@lastchanceshop crew cab short bed
@@Jas-wd9zh oh yeah I agree it's tight over there
What is the lub you putting on?
is for vent
this is plumbers dope
Are you worried about metal shavings when you cut the filler neck? Or is that ok?
@@MrLavallet same question.
@@MrLavallet no because you have filter there and and metal shavings stay allays at the bottom of the tank
HI
Any leaks so far???
No everything works fine
@@lastchanceshop will that work with a 19 ram 3500, same filler tube diameter?
@@yuniet55 looks like is the same size Dodge don't change design very often
wow! what a lousy install
Instructional video with no talking 👎