Fuel Safe Stage 2: 10 Gallon Complete Fuel Cell with a FIA-FT3 Certified Enduro® Bladder and Steel Housing, FSS2-10

• Dimensional capacity is based on the external container dimensions.
  
• Usable capacity may vary depending on the internal components, bladder type, and scavenge systems.

Lead times vary based on product / fuel cell capacities. Refer to the lead times noted for each product.

Shipping times may vary on your location.

Safety fuel cells are out of sight so they tend to be forgotten. Fuel cells have a finite life span. The environment can greatly affect the cell's longevity. The typical lifespan of a fuel cell is between 8 and 10 years, although all sanctioning bodies limit use to 5 years from the date of manufacture. By following a few simple guidelines and inspecting your fuel cell on a regular basis, you can ensure that the performance and safety of your vehicle will remain intact.

• Avoid fuel additives
• Do not store fuel in the cell for long periods
• Do not expose the cell to harsh chemicals
• Do not use solvents on the cell
• Store your bladder in a cool dry place, out of direct sunlight
• Inspect the interior and exterior of your cell once a year

Longevity of the safety foam baffling depends on the type of fuel used.

Generally, fuel cell foam will last about five years if maintained. To determine if your foam needs to be replaced try a pinch-pull test. Take a portion of the foam and pinch/pull it between your index finger and thumb. If the foam is brittle and breaks off in large portions, your foam should be replaced. If your foam stays intact and only sheds small particles, this is normal and should not require replacement.

Check your foam:

• For the first 3 years, inspect at least once per year.
• For the next 2 years, inspect every 6 months.
• After that, inspect before each use.