2007-2024 Cummins Cab & Chassis Replacment Tank (7030XXX)
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Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Part # | Model | Wheel Base | Chassis |
| 2007-2024 | Dodge RAM | 7030407 | 3500/4500/5500 | Any | 60"/84"/108"/120" |
| 2007-2024 | Dodge RAM | 7030507 | 4500/5500 | 169.3/193.3/203.8 | 84"/108" |
| 2007-2024 | Dodge RAM | 7030707 | 4500/5500 | 205.3 | 120" |
Note: 0301330000 adaption bracket is required when installing on 192.5” wheelbase/108” CA truck
Upgrade your Ram/Dodge Cab & Chassis with Titan's new midship tank. Perfect for construction, deliveries, and adventures - you'll have all the fuel you need to conquer every task with ease.
Constructed with renowned military-grade, cross-linked polymer material, this tank raises the bar for toughness and dependability. Boasting a thickness of at least ¼", it's designed to outlast the competition and withstand even the toughest conditions. Tougher than steel and more rugged than aluminum, this tank is engineered to surpass all expectations.
Backed by a Lifetime Warranty, you can trust that this transfer tank will fuel your journey, no matter where it takes you.
Part Number: 7030407/7030507/7030707
Features
Features
- No corrosion, ever.
- Midship Tank
- Made from Military Grade, cross-linked polymer
- 1/4" thickness
- Tougher than steel/aluminum
- Made in the U.S.A
Installation
Installation
Notes
Notes
- Optional kit (9900057) will allow the tank to be used as an auxiliary tank to feed a stock rear, after axle tank.
- Optional filler neck assembly is also available. (Part # 9900025)
- This mid-ship, replacement fuel tanks utilize the truck’s stock/OE sending unit. An aftermarket or upgraded sending unit is not needed or required in any way.
Additional Informantion
Additional Informantion
CA or Cab to Axle refers to the distance/length in inches between the back of the cab and the center of the rear axle.
Did my truck come with a midship tank?
YES: Great! All you need to purchase is a Titan tank. You don’t need to worry about anything else on this page.
NO: You’re going to need a few extra parts. Let’s help you get everything sorted.
Do I need to purchase a DEF tank relocation kit?
No. The Ram trucks come with the DEF tank installed out of the way of the midship tank.
As an Auxiliary Tank: Your Titan midship tank will be installed where the stock midship would be located. The fuel in the tank will be transferred into your stock aft-axle tank. This is similar to an auxiliary in-bed tank system.
You'll also need to purchase:
- Titan Ram Chassis Auxiliary Kit - Part # : 9900057 (Comes with a sending unit, auxiliary pump, controller, and all necessary wiring.)
- A fill neck for your new tank. (Titan offers a Universal Filler Neck Kit - Part # : 9900025 )
By deleting my aft-axle tank and using the Titan tank as a stock midship: While deleting the aft-axle tank is a common enough practice, we have found that Ram prefers to work with registered upfitters or dealers for parts such as fuel lines. It is highly recommend working with a registered upfitter in your area with experience doing these modifications.
- It is recommended to replace your existing fuel lines with lines designed for the Ram midship tank. While fuel line modifications are possible, DO NOT modify your fuel lines without a thorough understanding of the process.
- The aft-axle sending unit is tall enough to work with our midship tank, but the float arm points the wrong direction. This requires the sender to be clocked at a different angle and requires the orientation tab to be modified. Please be aware that these sending units are made from a brittle plastic that cracks easily.
- Rather than trying to rearrange or adjust the electrical harness, we recommend extending the wires in the electrical connection.
As a stock Ram tank by reconfiguring my truck to have stock dual tanks: This installation is extremely complicated. Please be aware that this will essentially require you to completely replace all fuel lines, sending units, and the entire electrical harness for your vehicle. If your vehicle requires a dual stock tank set-up, we HIGHLY recommend purchasing a truck that comes with dual stock tanks. That method would only require you to swap out the stock midship for the Titan midship tank.
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