2019 RXT-X auxiliary fuel tank

[BMack]

I have a 2019 rxt-x with the linQ system fuel tank that I want to setup as an auxiliary tank that feeds the main tank automatically. I saw someone do this with their Yamaha. He vented the main tank thru his auxiliary tank so when the main tank created a vacuum it pulled fuel from the auxiliary tank. The ‘19 rxt-x doesn’t have a vent line. Anyone have any ideas on how to make this work?

 

[Superflylover]

I am putting a super rack on back to hold 15 gallons and was wondering the same thing. I also saw that Yamaha outfitted that way but tanks looked high and gravity fed to main tank, which seems like a problem waiting to happen.

 

[Nubeee]

I’m using fuel bladders instead of tanks. I have the Seadoo fishpro with the little 4 gallon linq. Just not enough fuel to make it worth the space. I bought two 13 gallon fuel bladders. They fold up and out of the way.

 

[Superflylover]

I’m using fuel bladders instead of tanks. I have the Seadoo fishpro with the little 4 gallon linq. Just not enough fuel to make it worth the space. I bought two 13 gallon fuel bladders. They fold up and out of the way.

Interesting, any pix of that set up?

 

[Barrys1976]

I’m using fuel bladders instead of tanks. I have the Seadoo fishpro with the little 4 gallon linq. Just not enough fuel to make it worth the space. I bought two 13 gallon fuel bladders. They fold up and out of the way.

How did you mount them?

 

[BMack]

Yeah I’m interested to see where you mount them when they’re full and how you transfer to the main tank