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S&B 47 Gallon Replacement Fuel Tank 07-18 2.0/3.0L Mercedes Sprinter 144/170" Wheelbase

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S&B 47 Gallon Replacement Fuel Tank 07-18 2.0/3.0L Mercedes Sprinter 144/170" WheelbaseThe Sprinter Van has become one of the most popular platforms for adventures of all types. Sprinter Van owners outfit these vans for camping, overlanding, and exploring. One thing that these vans are lacking, fuel capacity. The factory 24 gallon tank may be able to get you into a hard to reach spot but good luck having enough fuel to get out. This drop in replacement 47 gallon tank will almost double the fuel capacity of your Sprinter Van. This tank

The Sprinter Van has become one of the most popular platforms for adventures of all types. Sprinter Van owners outfit these vans for camping, overlanding, and exploring. One thing that these vans are lacking, fuel capacity. The factory 24 gallon tank may be able to get you into a hard to reach spot but good luck having enough fuel to get out. This drop in replacement 47 gallon tank will almost double the fuel capacity of your Sprinter Van. This tank will also work in 2009-2020 Coachman Prism RV's.

PLUG AND PLAY INSTALLATION
The S&B Tank comes with all the components to remove your 24 gallon tank and replace it with our 47 gallon tank. The tank mounts in the stock location with an additional rear strap. The tank occupies the space forward and rearward of the original tank and does not stick out anymore toward the driver side than the original tank.

YOUR FUEL GAUGE WORKS AS NORMAL
Even with more fuel on board, your fuel gauge will remain accurate thanks to S&B’s tank design.The guage will stay on full for the first 5-7 gallons, but then continue to move as normal. The distance to empty however will still be calculated based on the stock fuel capacity. For example, @ 20mpg and a full tank (47 gallons) you will have 940 miles to empty but your vehicle will show you have 480 miles to empty.

BUILT TO LAST. BACKED BY A LIFETIME WARRANTY
Made out of 1/4" thick crosslink polyethylene, these tanks are built to last and are backed by our lifetime warranty.

WARNING FOR THOSE USING AUXILIARY FUEL TANKS
On S&B and OEM diesel fuel tanks, there are one or more rollover valves. The rollover valve uses a float/weight to close the valve when the float is immersed in fuel. This prevents fuel leakage in the event of a rollover. Gravity feed tanks or electronically controlled feed tanks can overfill the S&B or OEM tank. If/when the tank is overfilled, the rollover valves will prematurely close. Without the required vapor space in the tank, this violates the “overfill restriction” requirement of 49 CFR 393.76(12)(i). An overfilled tank can lead to a pressurized fuel tank, leaking, and tank failure.Therefore, the use of a gravity feed tank or electronically controlled transfer tanks (that allow the S&B tank to overfill) in conjunction with a S&B Tank is dangerous and will void the S&B Tank warranty.

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