I didn't know fuel cap has a life span?
74294
Me neither until I had issues with the o-ring on the inside of cap. We would put cap on and click it twice but turn back to take cap off and it would just fall off like it wasn't sealing down.
74295
Unfortunately, they wear out after an amount of use. In my case, the "clicking" part wore out; therefore, causing the fuel cap not to secure properly and causing the check engine light to appear. My experience, date of vehicle purchase to cap replacement was about seven years.
7965
No, unfortunately not. The fuel is a flamable fluid that evaporates completely in less than 5 days, so it must be refuelled from time to time.
1097670
I can't provide a technical answer to this question. You might want to consult the site, www.techron.com, for information provided by the company's fuel engineering staff. Personally, I use only this one product for preventative maintenance reasons in my own vehicles to avoid future problems.
2204815
You can put your car model in amazon and when you look for fuel cap, if it fits it will come up
2109517
The caps on the fuel extender are machined aluminum. You remove the plastic caps from your generators and attach the aluminum. System works great. Had mine a couple of years and it is great not having to get up in the middle of the night to add fuel to the tank. I highly recommend he IPI BERG extender.
131576
i think its 2 or 3 years but i had trouble with gas lines within a year and they would not cover it. they said it was the ethenol eating them up.
717707
...I hope so. I have a new replacement "fuel tank", a "skid plate". The only remaining items in question will be the condition of the "sending unit" and the miscellaneous "fuel and mechanical attachments". I plan on installing all of the components in the springtime 2014. To all of that what would be your recommendation/s?
1610228
I don't know. I'd also like to know if the little tiny seal cap in the lid can be purchased as one got lost.
255286
It is Petroleum Hydrocarbon Naphtha, chemical formula C5-C9, same as Coleman fuel, therefore the shelf life it's about 5-7 years, depending on the storing condition. for best and long storing: dark-dry-cool places, not on sunlight or freezing-hot alternating conditions
1068210
Yes. Thats what I wanted to know. I just needed someone to tell me how many years I might expected to be using this thing and you gave me a good estimate. Thanks.
954613
As I understand it the tritium gas that is within the housing is supposed to have a life of 10 yrs plus. It can be regenerated, but only by the factory. I E-Mailed Meprolight and wanted to know the approximate for this service. They have never responded! If anyone can find out please post. Thanks, Tom
620879
Hate to reply that there's no way of telling without the fuel application. Need more info.
131871
Yes, it does. They last a long time. We took extra fuel canisters to a tailgate party and didn't need the extras.
844416
No there is no cap or cover. This pan is not intended to store used oil. It's intended to catch the oil when drained and then transfer the oil to an appropriate seal-able container. I recommend wiping it out following each use to avoid drips and spills due to residual oil. Note that this is a large pan and is suitable for diesel trucks which drain about four gallons of oil at a time.
849709
The one I got was vented (the cap has a screw type vent), but the fuel line did not swivel as advertised. Additionally, it does leak out of the fuel line during storage when going through temperature changes...I seem to have this problem with a completely different metal tank, so I'm not sure if it's something I'm doing (or not doing correctly).
126705
I have not the slightest idea, It has never crossed my mind about the emissions. I honestly did not know there was a label with that information. Since this is not a professional model, more of a weekender, I would not expect it to last 300 hours (emission period that is) The unit I am sure will.
2255052
I haven't tried locating a cap for the B&S; gas can. I'm happy with the spout that came with the can. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.