Fuel tank
Fuel tank
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,470
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From: Staten Island, NY
My F150 did as well and I miss it but sadly with a smaller truck like the Ranger, real-estate is pretty cramped under there. I would imagine that even if one exists (and, admittedly, I didn't do much searching) it probably wouldn't be more than a couple of gallons larger.
I also miss the tailgate step that I had on my F150.
I also miss the tailgate step that I had on my F150.
Logistics Pro
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 3,609
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From: Arizona
Right now you can only get them for the Raptor but I'm guessing there will eventually be one for the 2024 and newer Rangers. Like PnD says it may not be much bigger. Jeep TJs have this issue as well with a 19 gallon tank and 15-16 MPG and the after market tank is only 23 gallons and not really worth the thousands of dollars it costs. Maybe a clever after market manufacturer like S&B will figure out a way to make a bigger one, they make 45 gallon tanks to replace Sprinter 26 gallon factory tanks. They were pretty clever at using any available space around and on top of the original location.
There's a place I go in Mexico where we are 100 miles from fuel (200 miles round trip) and in my Jeep I have to bring 2 jerry cans so I can drive around on the beach and still make it back to the fuel location. Not sure if I'll take the Ranger down there though but if I do at least the MPG should be a little better.
There's a place I go in Mexico where we are 100 miles from fuel (200 miles round trip) and in my Jeep I have to bring 2 jerry cans so I can drive around on the beach and still make it back to the fuel location. Not sure if I'll take the Ranger down there though but if I do at least the MPG should be a little better.
