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Old 09-16-2013, 09:02 PM   #1
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Fuel Caps

I feel stupid asking this. But when fueling up (I have locking fuel doors) - I noticed that there are no gas caps on the tank. Should there be? I feel there should be, but can't imagine what happened. Maybe left on when I had it serviced? Can someone tell me - am I supposed to have actual gas caps on the tank???

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Should have actual caps on in behind the doors
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I would think so.
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I feel stupid asking this. But when fueling up (I have locking fuel doors) - I noticed that there are no gas caps on the tank. Should there be? I feel there should be, but can't imagine what happened. Maybe left on when I had it serviced? Can someone tell me - am I supposed to have actual gas caps on the tank???

Geesh - thanks.
Yup .... should have caps. After I left one on top of a pump I now have fishing leaders attached to each cap and fastened to the inside of the fuel doors.
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Old 09-16-2013, 09:28 PM   #5
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Well, my 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee doesn't have a gas cap
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Neither does a ford F-150 since at least 2010.
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Well, my 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee doesn't have a gas cap

Yup ... but I'm assuming that technology was not available on an HR Neptune ... but I shouldn't assume.
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new fords not having gas caps

Not all vehicles have gas caps.

Thanks for asking a stupid question. Now I'm not as stupid as I used to be......
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If one of my vehicles didn't have a fuel cap, I would have asked the same question. My first thought was, Yes all vehicles has a fuel cap. But I am from the old school. Guess we never get too old to learn. Give me a old car and I will keep it running. I raise the hood on a new car, check all the fluids , close the hood and say, yep that is a motor.
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I guess the question is .... is the vehicle the OP is talking about an HR Neptune 34 (from OP's About Me page) and, if so, what year?
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Back to OP. it should be easy to tell if you need a gas cap or not. Look inside the fuel door at the filler tube, are there threads there where a cap would screw on? If there are then you need caps.
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