Change Filter After Water In Fuel?

[6.7 Coal Train]

That's exactly what I thought too. I think I'm going to invest in the green cap from Genos Garage.

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Be warned, I have one of those green metal caps and it is VERY hard to get on and if you do get it to go on correctly, it is then extremely hard to get back off after burning through a full tank of fuel from the vacuum it creates.

The rubber O-ring on it is just too big to fit in the hole.

Don’t even use mine because of it.

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[watersupply189]

Mine came with the plastic cover insert when I bought the truck new.

Works great.


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[cbitt]

Mine came with the plastic cover insert when I bought the truck new. Works great.


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Mine did too but when I filled one time I stowed where the hinge is and it got crushed bc I forgot to take it out.

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[timshooter40]

I have one of the green caps, too.

I think I bought it off eBay, and it came with a DEG cap.

Mine has a magnetic piece milled into back sticks right to the door when I fill up, then I never forget it.

Mine fits tight but not too tight that it is hard to get out.

Good cap to have as it keeps out all the road grime, water, dust.

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[Murph]

This is kind of interesting to me since I feel like my fuel door doesn't do anything to keep water out and there's no filler cap.

I always thought the 2 flap system would keep any moisture out as long as the second internal flap was not pushed open by a funnel or filler tube.

Interesting, yes, when did the fuel cap not make the cut, hmm how much profit does a days production create at the same MSRP w/o the cap?

Random question, I know. LOL.

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