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Figured it would be a common item….nope… any sources or equivalents out there ?
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Fuel cap gasket….
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dont know about gasket... but this is what is listed in the parts spread sheet (Pinned at top of this forum) list for a locking fuel cap
| Locking fuel cap | Amazon | sloan 431091 | FindItParts | B002ACJ2HI or 431091 | Amazon/less costly vendor? | Sloan 43191 |
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I saw that and a much cheaper one that Sean Filner installed...cap is fine , gasket needs attention...
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What about a roll of thick fiber-type gasket material and a pair of scissors?
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that's probably the route I'll take.. but for God's sake a standard 4" gas cap gasket is nowhere to be found....geeeeze
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Only other choice would be to take your cap with you and maybe into a local TruckPro or NAPA store?
Does seem like it would be a common thing to have on the shelf...
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I had to make one out of rubber sheet gasket material.
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well Awesomeness.. there's your next item on your to so fab list..... along with cab bushings !
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I use some rubber gasket material.
I think I spent $4 on a sheet of it.
So if you can trace a circle and use scissors....
I think I spent $4 on a sheet of it.
So if you can trace a circle and use scissors....
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And of course there are the "non-surplus" variants for 1/100th the price... or use this tool. (don't forget to add a little bit of wodda' , for lubricant....