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Ram 2500 Fuel Tank
The Fuel Tank of Ram 2500 vehicles is primarily used as a receptacle for fuel delivery to the Engines and it is equipped with other elements inclusive of the electrical fuel pump and fuel gauge sender. Constructed to endure adversative conditions, it has incorporated baffles that effectively reduce the motion of fuel and the sounds it generates, also, it supports the vehicle's Evaporative Emission Control System (EVAP). Ram 2500 has employed both metallic and plastic Fuel Tanks in past few years. Metal tanks, for instance, are made from steel or aluminum and plastic tanks from High Density Polyethylene (HDPE). Every type has its strengths and weaknesses, for instance metal tanks and tanks made of steel are prone to corrosion and may rust, tanks made of plastic and fiberglass may crack under some conditions. Also, available are high-capacity polymer tanks, they are stronger and resilient, do not corrode, they allow for more extended driving range.
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Ram 2500 Fuel Tank Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Replace a Fuel Tank on Ram 2500?A: To begin, relieve the fuel system pressure. Next, disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Then, raise the vehicle and securely place it on jackstands. Loosen the hose clamps for the fuel filler neck hose and the EVAP fuel vent hose, and disconnect both hoses from their metal pipes. If there is still fuel in the tank, use a siphoning kit to remove it through the rubber fuel filler neck hose. Disconnect the wiring and quick-connect fuel lines from the fuel tank. Support the fuel tank with a transmission jack or floor jack, using a piece of wood to protect the tank. Remove the fuel tank retaining strap nuts and both retaining straps. Carefully lower the tank to access the top, and disconnect the fuel pump module wiring and quick-connect fitting. Disconnect any remaining components, then lower the tank to the floor. For installation, remove necessary components from the old fuel tank and install them on the new tank if applicable. Finally, tighten the fuel tank strap nuts securely.
