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Question:
If a vehicle tank shocks a dreadnought and fails to kill it is the vehicle left in B2B with the dread or do they separate. If the vehicle is left in B2B can the dread swing at it in the subsequent combat?

I couldn't find anything that says they seperate and it looks like if they are in B2B the dread gets to swing.

Assuming you mean Ram instead of Tank Shock since (in spite of all the declarations otherwise), they are separate rules. Not sure if the Dread would get to attack or not, since the successive turns paragraph talks about "if a vehicle has been assaulted" and the ramming vehicle has not been assaulted.

Page 73, main rules--Ramming a Walker

It can choose to Death or Glory if it wants to attack immediately.

Regardless, if neither vehicle is destroyed, they are in base contact, which would allow the walker to swing in subsequent assault phases.

As I read it.