I own a 2006 Silverado 2500HD. It is the extended cab with 6.5 foot bed. It has the 26 gallon tank. I only get about 250 miles before I am down to the quarter-tank level. I would like to convert it to the GM 34 gallon tank. Is this possible? Is there room for a larger tank underneath the vehicle? How hard is it to do? how much does it cost? Anybody have any ideas?




I have the same complaint. I found this site selling larger tank upgrades for our trucks as well as other years.
Darcy
Washington State
2006 Silverado 2500HD LT3 4X4 CC SB Duramax LBZ
Tuff Country 6" lift, 35" Toyo M/T's on 20" Ultra Peacemaker wheels, Quadzilla Stealth2 programmer, Diamond Eye 5" cat-back exhaust, factory Special order color Yellow.



Mount your spare in the bed, and throw the 42 gal suburban tank in there.![]()
Since the tank mounts on the frame rail, there should be plenty of room to change the tank to a larger one. It's more than likely going to be a little larger, but mostly longer than your original. Shouldn't be too hard to do.
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Patrick
Rhode Island
I for one am going to spend the extra money for a 52 gallon Titan fuel tank which is a direct replacement for the stock. Then I will use my EFI Live to reprogram the ECM for the increased capacity so my DIC displays accurately.
I wanted the same thing for my '91 K1500 short bed, as I understand it, the bigger tank is for the long bed trucks. So that's when I stopped thinking about it. I figured it wouldn't fit because of the short bed. But I guess the million dollar question really is, what are the dimensions of the larger tank vs/ free space available. That is really the only limitation.
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