Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to the most common questions we receive about fuel tanks, sending units, and fuel system parts.
General Questions
Q: What is the difference between steel and plastic fuel tanks?
A: Steel tanks are heavier and stronger, making them ideal for classic vehicles and restorations. Plastic tanks are lighter, rust-proof, and are the standard on most modern vehicles.
Q: How do I know which fuel tank fits my vehicle?
A: You need your exact year, make, model, and engine size (and sometimes cab/bed length). We recommend contacting us if you're unsure — we’ll help you find the correct one.
Q: Should I replace my sending unit when installing a new fuel tank?
A: Yes, we strongly recommend it. Replacing both at the same time prevents future gauge problems and fuel leaks.
Product & Ordering Questions
Q: Do your tanks include sending units and straps?
A: Some kits include them, but most tanks are sold separately. Check the product description or contact us to confirm what’s included.
Q: How long is the warranty on your fuel tanks?
A: Most of our tanks come with a 3 or 5-year warranty depending on the model. Please check the individual product page for details.
Q: Do you ship to my state?
A: Yes, we ship nationwide. Some states have restrictions on shipping fuel tanks due to regulations.
Installation & Technical Questions
Q: Is it difficult to install a fuel tank?
A: It is a moderate to difficult job that usually takes 4–8 hours. We recommend having proper tools and safety equipment.
Q: Why does my fuel gauge not work after installing a new tank?
A: The most common cause is an old or incompatible sending unit. The ohm range must match your vehicle’s gauge.
Still Have Questions?
Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Feel free to contact us directly. @386-788-8837
