Hi, I'm the proud owner of a 96 dodge ram 2500 (12 passenger) van, dedicated natural gas.
I'm just wondering about the four tanks that I can see underneath my vehicle.
I understand that one of the few drawbacks of natural gas is that the compressed air takes up more space than liquid gasoline... but I'm wondering if it REALLY takes up that much more space?
I fill up and can go about 170 miles before having to fill up again.
Am I using ALL of those tanks? Or is it possible that I could possibly have tanks underneath that aren't hooked up or something like that? It just seems like that's a lot of tanks and maybe I should be able to go further...
Thanks for your insight!
I'm just wondering about the four tanks that I can see underneath my vehicle.
I understand that one of the few drawbacks of natural gas is that the compressed air takes up more space than liquid gasoline... but I'm wondering if it REALLY takes up that much more space?
I fill up and can go about 170 miles before having to fill up again.
Am I using ALL of those tanks? Or is it possible that I could possibly have tanks underneath that aren't hooked up or something like that? It just seems like that's a lot of tanks and maybe I should be able to go further...
Thanks for your insight!
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