Brown Davis Long Range Fuel Tank - Replacement 138L (132L Usable)

SUITS FOLLOWING VEHICLES
Mitsubishi Pajero ML MN MQ MR 4WD Petrol Models - 2006 to 2023

SPECIFICATIONS

• Replaces Factory Tank
• 138L Capacity (132L Usable) - 98.56% Increase 
• Standard Fuel Supply Method
• Reatins Standard Filler Point
• No Modifications Required
• Black Finish
• 3 Year Warranty

FEATURES

• Roll over check valve and expansion box for fuel expansion and venting
• Fuel pump sender flange designed to re-use vehicles original equipment
• Fast fill breather for rapid filling and to reduce bowser shut off (works with fast fill)
• Filler tube connects to vehicles original filler point
• Internal baffling system to prevent fuel slosh and strengthen tank structure
• Gusseted brackets with double thickness pads to spread tank mounting loads
• Drain plug for draining bad fuel

WHY CHOOSE A BROWN DAVIS TANK?

• Laser Cut Aluminised Steel
  Manufacturing their steel tanks with laser cut aluminised steel ensuring that you get the the strength and durability plus the anti-corrosive benefits of aluminium to add to its longevity.
• Folded Before Welded
  Before welding the tank, Brown Davis uses specialised machinery to fold the steel, decreasing the build time and adding superior strength.
• High Quality Welding
  Experienced welders add the brackets, swirl pot and baffles to the tank weld it all together using jigs to locate the brackets for each individual tank so installation is as easy and consistent for every vehicle.
• Pressure Tested
  Pressure testing invloves a soap test, submersion test and a pressure gauge. These techniques help identify any rare leaks prior to the product being ready for sale\

VEHICLE DRIVING RANGE - Figures Based on Dual Cab 4x4 GLX (as quoted by Mitsubishi)
Manual 8.1L per 100kms / Automatic 9.3L per 100kms
Standard Tank 70L - 864.2km/752.72km 138L Long Range Tank - 1716.04km/1494.62km

FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
Fits with most aftermarket suspension and air bag suspension
- Confirmed with OME (ARB), TJM, EFS, Pedders, Iron Man, Tuff Dog, Dobsons & Air Bag Man
Fits with most aftermarket exhausts 
Fits with most aftermarket trays - Filler may need relocating after tank fitment. Some under tray draws may intefere with tank
Fits with most dual battery trays
- Confirmed on ARB, Pirahna and the BD Tray

DISTANCE TILL EMPTY
In short, the Distance-to-Empty function on your trip computer will not remain accurate with your new tank. Your vehicles ECU has the volume of the original tank calibrated to it. As the Distance-to-Empty counts down, the float starts to move from Full to Empty. Because the volume of the tank has changed dramatically without changing any reference data for the ECU to base its calculations on, the Distance-to-Empty is incorrect.

Your fuel gauge will remain accurat, as the float inside the tank will indicate how much fuel is inside the tank, so your readings going from full to 3/4 to 1/2 right down to empty will remain accurate as it is standard. Your average fuel consumption calculations will remain accurate too, just not the DTE.

Most of the Brown Davis Longe Range Tanks will tend to 'hang' on full for a while longer than it did originally, simply put, there's more volume to be used before the float starts to move downward. Your low fuel warning light will work as intended.

The best tip is to reset your trip meter every time you fill your tank, over time you'll be able to establish how far you can travel in different driving conditions.
  


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