Is this gas cap on right?
#2
There's only one way to seat these in, you can't go wrong.
What do you mean by 'seat right', is it not sealing ? It fails to clip in place and reopens ?
If this is the case, have you done anything to the tank or cap itself (paint ?)
What do you mean by 'seat right', is it not sealing ? It fails to clip in place and reopens ?
If this is the case, have you done anything to the tank or cap itself (paint ?)
#4
I can't get the cap to click into place. It gets to a certain place and then stops.
I took it apart for powdercoat, but only coated the outer ring and top cap.
I thought i put the mechanism back together right, with the 3 screws and that metal ring...
I tightened up the outer ring with the cap in the open (up) position.
James
I took it apart for powdercoat, but only coated the outer ring and top cap.
I thought i put the mechanism back together right, with the 3 screws and that metal ring...
I tightened up the outer ring with the cap in the open (up) position.
James
#10
If it's all around, inner/outer, their lies your issue. These are designed to be a snug fit with no room for error. If you add powder coat, you have changed the tolerance, and, you will need to address that. Either you sand it back down (not the best in my book) or remove powder coat (I recommend) and have the job done again.
Also, the outer ring includes the three legs where it screws to the tank. If there is powder coat at the base of the three legs where they sit on the tank, once again, you must remove the powder coat. The thickness of the powder coat rises the ring up just enough to prevent the cap from clipping into place.
#11
Thank you!
A similar idea came to me in the middle of the night. I already have the cap loose, so i'll remove it today and use acetone to remove the powdercoat on the bottom of the three posts... I'll try that first and see if it fixes it
James
A similar idea came to me in the middle of the night. I already have the cap loose, so i'll remove it today and use acetone to remove the powdercoat on the bottom of the three posts... I'll try that first and see if it fixes it
James
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