* Variations: Even within the same model year and configuration, Dodge Ram Vans could have different tank sizes. Factors like the exact trim level, options selected by the original buyer, and potential modifications after the vehicle left the factory can affect the fuel tank capacity.
* Conversion Vans: Conversion vans often have modifications that could change the fuel tank size. It's impossible to know if the conversion process affected the original tank.
How to Find the Information:
1. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): The most reliable way is to use your van's VIN. Many online VIN decoders (like those offered by car manufacturers or third-party services) can provide this information.
2. Owner's Manual: Your 1996 Dodge Ram Van's owner's manual should specify the fuel tank capacity.
3. Look at the Tank: If you can access the fuel tank (typically under the van), the size should be stamped on it.
4. Contact a Dodge Dealer: A Dodge dealership could potentially access information based on your VIN or year/model.
Remember, always be careful when working around fuel tanks. If you are unsure, consult a mechanic.
