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My stock cap leaked at the mating surface with the tank.

 

I fixed this by buying a billet cap with a rubber gasket.

 

Problem solved

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your gas tank is just like a gas can.......if it doesnt have a vent it isnt going to flow worth crap.....get an empty milk jug and fill it with water..turn it upside down and see how the water runs out.....now do the same thing and stab a hole in the jug after you turn it over and see the difference.

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what about the venting? Could this restrict gas from flowing?

 

yes. if its not vented or the hose gets twisted your flow of gas will virtually be shut off. make sure your line is free and clear and that it vents properly or risk running the bowls dry and having more serious problems.

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yes. if its not vented or the hose gets twisted your flow of gas will virtually be shut off. make sure your line is free and clear and that it vents properly or risk running the bowls dry and having more serious problems.

Word. :thumbsup:

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I took it off and removed the hose. When I blew in it it seemed restricted. Normal? I was able to blow through though.

This is a judgement call on your part. Did it seem like the restriction was proportionate to the size of the hole in the vent nipple? :geek:

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