Gas Cap Repair

[Bunky 3]

A while back someone had a fix for the Gas Caps I tried to do a search and came up empty..

[Tom_Byrne 0]

For the clear plastic, use the round bottom of a plastic peanut butter jar.

[Agricola 1]

I had some plastic from a face guard. I was sending pieces out if you sent me a SASE. I used it on mine and the biggest problem I had was finding a good glue to hold it in place.

[Bunky 3]

Thanks Agricola I will keep you in mind I'm gonna try the peanut butter jar first.. I will try JB weld for plastic my wife swears by it she says they used it all the time at her dad's salvage yard...

[Simplicity314 0]

Bunky: I was going to suggest a fuel-proof epoxy, like JB. make sure sufaces are sqeeky clean. I also hear gorilla glue is supposed to be good stuff, but don't know if it's fuel resistant.

[toad270 15]

don't forget the vent hole

[IronPony 3]

Here you go - try this thread http://www.simpletractors.com/club2/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=13818&SearchTerms=gas+cap Sorry, you will have to cut and paste on your browser line. I don't know how to post a live address. Try a search using "fuel gauge" or what I used was gas penut. Dan

[rsachs 0]

Bunky when I repaired mine with the bottom of a peanut butter jar I didnot glue it at all. Just cut it slightly oversized and it snapped into the groove in the cap. Has not been a problem yet.