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drsnook · 05-30-2019, 06:32 AM

Dave, as a Cummins service tech, I would advise getting that tank steam cleaned then dried out well. Also, I would get a filtration system on it with a water separator filter. Then I would cycle through the fuel in the tank, not letting it stay in there any longer than necessary. Over the years one of the constants I see is poor fuel quality taking out injectors. When I am looking for a new used truck, I rule out ones that have an in bed tank just because of these issues.

cheers, D

05-30-2019, 06:32 AM	#10
drsnook Established Member Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Halsey Posts: 13 M.O.C. #22992	Dave, as a Cummins service tech, I would advise getting that tank steam cleaned then dried out well. Also, I would get a filtration system on it with a water separator filter. Then I would cycle through the fuel in the tank, not letting it stay in there any longer than necessary. Over the years one of the constants I see is poor fuel quality taking out injectors. When I am looking for a new used truck, I rule out ones that have an in bed tank just because of these issues. cheers, D __________________ Previous rig 2011 Mountaineer 285RLD, pulled by a 02 Dodge/Cummins Ram 2500 4x4 6 speed...new rig 2019 3120RL.