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Depending on how your 2004 Ram 1500 is set up, it may come with either a 26-gallon or 35-gallon fuel tank for the 4.7L V8 engine. The size of the tank is not determined by the engine but by the body style. Typically, the 35-gallon tank is found on Quad Cab 1500s with the long bed, although there are other configurations with this option. If your Ram 1500 is from 2004, you're probably stuck with the tank size you have. Some drivers have managed to upgrade their tanks, but not all body styles have the space to accommodate the larger 35-gallon tank.
The 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7 liter truck is equipped with a fuel tank capable of holding 26 gallons of gas.
Is there an issue with the fuel pump if it's meant for a 6-foot bed tank but you installed it on a 6.5-foot bed? I purchased a fuel pump and am experiencing difficulties with the sending unit. The seller mentioned it may not be compatible because the fuel pump is designed for a 6-foot bed, despite the fact that it's for the same 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7 model year.
Here, you can choose between two tank sizes for the 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7: either the 26-gallon or the 32-gallon tank.