wijames2002
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Can anyone tell me how I can find out how big my fuel tank is? I don't see any markings anywhere that would tell me but it must be big as I can put 20 gallons in it and it only goes up about 1/4 of a tank.
What size is my fuel tank?
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Larry N.
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Searching the web, an ad for a 1998 Storm says 75 gallons.
Gary RV_Wizard
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Most all gas chassis motorhomes, either Ford of Chevy based, have 75 gallon tanks. That the water capacity of the tank as it was made at the tank factory - the actual fuel capacity when installed in the motorhome is typically a few gallons less.
A few shorter models in the 23-27 foot range have a smaller chassis and either 40 or 60 gallon tanks, but I'm pretty sure the Storm models all are 75 gallon.
A few shorter models in the 23-27 foot range have a smaller chassis and either 40 or 60 gallon tanks, but I'm pretty sure the Storm models all are 75 gallon.
Lou Schneider
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Crawl under the motorhome and measure the tank, there are 231 cubic inches in a US gallon.
Length x Width x Depth (in inches) / 231 will give you the capacity in gallons.
Length x Width x Depth (in inches) / 231 will give you the capacity in gallons.
grashley
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Drive until you run out of gas, then fill it up! 
;D Other suggestions much less stressful!
;D Other suggestions much less stressful!
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wijames2002
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Larry N. said:
Thanks, I hadn't seen that ad.
