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![]() Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: VA Beach, VA
Posts: 67
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Non Vented Gas Cap and EEC Gas Tank Question
Happy New Year Everyone,
I have a real simple (hopefully) gas cap question for you. I have an EEC Style Gas Tank and recently purchased a Non-Vented Gas Cap that is for EEC style tanks. Right now, I have a generic chrome locking gas cap. It fits lose on the tank and obviously vents real easily. My question is: is the non-vented gas cap a good way to go, or should I just leave the cap alone, or does it matter? I like the idea of a tight fitting gas cap but I'm not educated on whether that's the best thing for the tank. Are there venting issues I need to worry about? Also, what's the deal with the EEC tank? Is there any extra maintenance or issues I need to worry about? Thanks everyone. |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: colorado springs
Posts: 479
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Re: Non Vented Gas Cap and EEC Gas Tank Question
If your EEC is hooked up and working you dont need a vented cap, if the canister has been removed and or the lines have been plugged you need vented cap or you will have fuel pressure issues
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