Fuel Storage - Aux Fuel

[Jeepstin392]

Has anyone done any research on auxiliary storage? I’ve been looking at fuel cans, mounts, etc. I found this and giving consideration To this option. A little pricey, but worth it, considering many places in the 4 corner states and beyond done have solid cell reception and CB use is limited. An additional 17 gallons will certainly get one back to a fuel depot.

Jeep Wrangler JL 4DR Long Range Auxiliary Fuel Tank 17 gallons

Jeep Wrangler JL 4Door Long Range Auxiliary Fuel Gas Tank for 2018+ models, adds a 2nd fuel tank with an additional 17 gallon capacity

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[Jeepstin392]

There is also this, much less expensive alternativ.

TITAN Trail Trekker II™ Tank for Jeep JL (4040487)

Liquid Transfer Tank for Jeep JL NEW & IMPROVED 12 Gallon Trail Trekker II™ Tank Fits Jeep JL ONLY

titanfueltanks.com

 

[Tree]

Has anyone done any research on auxiliary storage? I’ve been looking at fuel cans, mounts, etc. I found this and giving consideration To this option. A little pricey, but worth it, considering many places in the 4 corner states and beyond done have solid cell reception and CB use is limited. An additional 17 gallons will certainly get one back to a fuel depot.

Jeep Wrangler JL 4DR Long Range Auxiliary Fuel Tank 17 gallons

Jeep Wrangler JL 4Door Long Range Auxiliary Fuel Gas Tank for 2018+ models, adds a 2nd fuel tank with an additional 17 gallon capacity

exitoffroad.com

10.2 gallon auxiliary fuel carrier from AEV.
I had the same one for 7 years on my 2014 JK and it is the shiz nit!!!
Excellent quality product!👍🏼

 

[Jeepstin392]

View attachment 375210.2 gallon auxiliary fuel carrier from AEV.
I had the same one for 7 years on my 2014 JK and it is the shiz nit!!!
Excellent quality product!👍🏼
View attachment 3753

Requires their bumper, correct?
I don’t care for their bumper design. Unfortunately, I do like the fuel can, just not the bumper.

 

[Tree]

Requires their bumper, correct?
I don’t care for their bumper design. Unfortunately, I do like the fuel can, just not the bumper.

No. It’s completely separate from the bumper.

 

[RugbyRef]

Has anyone done any research on auxiliary storage? I’ve been looking at fuel cans, mounts, etc. I found this and giving consideration To this option. A little pricey, but worth it, considering many places in the 4 corner states and beyond done have solid cell reception and CB use is limited. An additional 17 gallons will certainly get one back to a fuel depot.

Jeep Wrangler JL 4DR Long Range Auxiliary Fuel Tank 17 gallons

Jeep Wrangler JL 4Door Long Range Auxiliary Fuel Gas Tank for 2018+ models, adds a 2nd fuel tank with an additional 17 gallon capacity

exitoffroad.com

Looks like it will only fit the JL's with the 3.6L motor. I couldn't find where it would fit our applications. Have you seen differently?

 

[Viking Jeeper]

Looks like it will only fit the JL's with the 3.6L motor. I couldn't find where it would fit our applications. Have you seen differently?

I don't think there is anything unique to the 392 back there.

 

[Jeepstin392]

I don't think there is anything unique to the 392 back there.

Maybe the exhaust. It’s tight with the 3.6 exhaust set up. I’ll call them to inquire.

 

[Viking Jeeper]

Maybe the exhaust. It’s tight with the 3.6 exhaust set up. I’ll call them to inquire.

Sorry, I thought we were talking about the AEV Fuel Caddy.

 

[Yaak392]

I have not found an auxiliary tank for our 392.

 

[5h4g]

There is also this, much less expensive alternativ.

TITAN Trail Trekker II™ Tank for Jeep JL (4040487)

Liquid Transfer Tank for Jeep JL NEW & IMPROVED 12 Gallon Trail Trekker II™ Tank Fits Jeep JL ONLY

titanfueltanks.com

It says:
"Will the AEV tire carrier work with the Mopar Tailgate Reinforcement?
The AEV rear bumper and tire carrier will work with the Mopar tailgate reinforcement. The AEV fuel caddy will not fit due to interference with the antenna/flag mount on top of the reinforcement bracket, but the rest of the tire carrier clears without issue."

I'm a new owner and not next to my Jeep right now, but I don't know what the "antenna/flag mount" is referring to here, or whether that can be modified to allow this solution to work with our 392 with the Tailgate Reinforcement for those of us with that. Do you happen to know?

Looks like this works withOUT the need for their *bumper*, but WITH the need for their tire carrier, per:

"Will the AEV Fuel Caddy work with any other tire carriers?
No, the AEV Fuel Caddy is designed to work with the AEV Tire Carrier only. You do not need the AEV Rear Bumper though, just the Tire Carrier."

ref: https://www.aev-conversions.com/product/fuel-caddy/

 

[YukonCornelius]

I’m liking the ideas of the 17 gallon aux. it is a pricey option but I might also consider that. Thanks! If you go that route, one thing to consider if it doesn’t automatically consume from it during regular driving and gas stops: given that the Jeep requires premium, it will need rotated out frequently. Octane doesn’t have a very long shelf life and it’s not designed for any length of storage in a tank.

Prior to your post, i was considering the Rotopax and Trailpax option:
https://www.trailrax.com/products/pak-rax-jl-2018-current

Or, the tire carrier route:
https://titanfueltanks.com/titan-trail-trekker-ii-4040287

 

[Viking Jeeper]

I'm a new owner and not next to my Jeep right now, but I don't know what the "antenna/flag mount" is referring to here, or whether that can be modified to allow this solution to work with our 392 with the Tailgate Reinforcement for those of us with that. Do you happen to know?

The Mopar tailgate reinforcement has a place to mount an antenna or flag. Mine is currently set up to mount a flag on a CB antenna mount, Its the part that extends rearward that I assume has to be cut/ground off.

 

[Jeepstin392]

Sorry, I thought we were talking about the AEV Fuel Caddy.

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No apologies
I posted two different solutions.
The AEV is similar to the Titan. The difference between those two is one can be used with the stock set up and 12 gallons. The AEV looks like it requires their tire carrier and just a pinch over 10 gallons.

I’m really interested in the auxiliary fuel tank. It’s $2200, which isn’t much more than the AEV set up ($1200 approx.)

I don’t particularly care for the AEV bumpers, bit it is nice that you can store water in it.

 

[Bhodi11]

Going by this pic from another post here and looking under my own I don’t see a aux tank as being possible. The exhaust takes up any available space the could be used for a secondary tanks.

 

[Bacon392]

@Jeepstin392

There's good information in this thread on JLWranglerForums:

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/392-aux-fuel-system-complete.80743/

 

[Yaak392]

We will probably go with 2
(5 gallon) Jerry cans on our Mammoth Overland trailer.

 

[CPT Papa]

Here is my overlanding solution.

 

[Fast-n-Furious]

I looked into this a while ago, and I'll probably to go with the RotoPax mount bracket from Drago: https://dragojeepproducts.com/colle...x-mount-holder-bracket-for-mopar-tire-carrier and a 3 gallon RotoPax container.

There are some pics and discussions about the fitment on XR taillight on the JL forum too: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...p-products-incredible-customer-service.85872/

 

[Tree]

Requires their bumper, correct?
I don’t care for their bumper design. Unfortunately, I do like the fuel can, just not the bumper.

I apologize for my misinformation!
It is part of the AEV rear bumper. Don’t have a clue what I was thinking, obviously I wasn’t!
My bad.✌🏼