Comparing Transfer Tank to Auxiliary Tank for 2017 Ford F-450
Updated 12/18/2017 | Published 12/16/2017
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Question:
what is the differents on these two fuel transfer tanks dz91752 and the dz91752x. 2017 Ford F-450
asked by: Jeff
Expert Reply:
I reached out to the manufacturer and the DZ91752 is a transfer tank meaning its purpose is to transfer fuel from the station to the jobsite. The # DZ91752x is an auxiliary tank meaning its purpose is to be a second fuel tank for your vehicle itself.
The function is the difference between the two as the dimensions and materials are the same. If you will be using the Auxilary tank, you will also want the Connector Kit for DeeZee Truck Bed Auxiliary Tank - Later Model Chevy/GMC, Dodge, and Ford # DZ97960 for your 2017 Ford F-450 Truck
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DeeZee Truck Bed Auxiliary Tank - Rectangle - Aluminum - 39 Gallon
- Fuel Transfer Tank
- Auxiliary Fuel Tank
- Rectangular Tank
- Aluminum
- Small Capacity
- Diesel Only
- Silver
- DeeZee
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