Fuel Tank Kit Aluminum

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Part Number:14-6060-A

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As you have come to expect, BJ's Off-Road is offering the highest quality, American-made Custom Fuel Tanks on the market. These tanks are constructed from 3/16-inch aluminum! These tanks have the option of an in-tank fuel pump for fuel-injected applications, or can be run with a factory external pump. They feature internal baffling and include an electric sending unit.

Note that the tanks are made to order, and currently have a 3-4 week turn around time.

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Q: Looking at these for a off roader, and drag the rear bumper pretty regularly. How far below the frame rails does this hang?

Asked by: Jim - 7/5/2018

A: These hang down around 3-4" below the frame, approximately.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (7/6/2018)

Q: I have a Dakota digital gauge package. The option “Dakota digital/custom sending unit” does that mean no sending unit or a sending unit that is plug and play with DD’s gauges?

Asked by: Dale Marcus - 12/29/2020

A: Since you have the Dakota gauges, you'll select the Dakota option on the pull down menu. We include a sending unit that works correctly with that gauge cluster.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (12/30/2020)

Q: what are the ohm scales on the senders? i've had one of these tanks in my '85 grand wagoneer, for several years now, the gas gauge has never been right full = full empty on the gauge = about half a tank.

Asked by: jason - 7/7/2019

A: The sending unit is always based on the year of the vehicle, so in your case it would have been 78/10 ohms. It sounds like you need to adjust your float arm on the sending unit to more accurately represent the full vs empty condition.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (7/9/2019)

Q: Do you have any experience and/or information you could share for setting this up as a second fuel tank, in addition to the stock tank, to extend the total range of the vehicle?

Asked by: HG - 11/25/2019

A: You would have to come up with universal fuel rated hose to connect the two tanks, or have them separate and use a fuel switch to go between the two tanks.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (11/26/2019)

Q: Trying to figure out if/how this would fit into a 1988 Grand Wagoneer. Does that fit up inside the frame rails, or hang entirely below them?

Asked by: Andy - 6/15/2020

A: it goes between the frame rails, and has about 1-2" that hangs below.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (6/16/2020)

Q: Could I use stainless rivnuts vs welding the nuts on the top side of frame rail? Also will this tank accept any of the Holley intank mounted fuel pumps?

Asked by: Dale Marcus - 12/26/2020

A: you don't have to use rivnuts or weld the nuts. You can simply drill holes in the frame and use bolts / lockwasers / nuts without welding. This tank can be set up for EFI pumps if you wish.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (12/28/2020)

Q: Will this tank fit in a 76 cherokee?

Asked by: John Collins - 2/21/2017

A: We are working on the inlet / vent placement, and once finalized we will release these for later rigs

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Answer provided by: Ryan (2/22/2017)

Q: Will this fit a 1975 Cherokee? What are the dimensions top to bottom?

Asked by: JT - 5/1/2018

A: Yes, but you'll need to possibly trim or notch the frame where the fill / vent hoses connect.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (5/2/2018)