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Old 03-12-2019, 11:20 PM
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I have a 2005 F-150 scab & would like to install a fuel cap that doesn't require removal & I found a couple that specifically state they're not legal in OR (where I live), WA & CA. I had an Escape & a Flex with that style & they're a lot easier to use and since I spend 5 - 6 months in the SW during the wet season at home it's strictly a convenience for me because I can't pump my own gas in OR.

OR & NJ - the last two holdouts for no self-service with the exception of some very small towns in OR after the station closes for the night.
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we have a closed fuel system.. not sure if that would work out...
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won't work on the older trucks. You will keep throwing EVAP codes
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Thank You!

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Gas caps are not that hard to take off buddy.
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Up there, I would think that having an actual cap would be beneficial. Keeps moisture out of the fuel.
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Originally Posted by 650NutKase
Up there, I would think that having an actual cap would be beneficial. Keeps moisture out of the fuel.
And debris.
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Originally Posted by techrep
Gas caps are not that hard to take off buddy.
Not so much when you're disabled but I didn't want to bring that into the conversation.

Oh well - I'll live with it,
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Originally Posted by PDX1953
Not so much when you're disabled but I didn't want to bring that into the conversation.

Oh well - I'll live with it,
I hear you buddy.. but, if you cant remove a gas cap.. maybe you should not be driving.
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If you cannot pump your own gas, why does it matter if it's a regular cap or not? Or am I not understanding this correctly?


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