Locking Gas Cap

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To Protect from fuel being stolen...
Or maybe that EX GF want to pour something else in your tank!...:icon_lol:
A locking gas cap may be just for you! :gr_grin:

My old gas cap broke so it was time for a new one...
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Note the new gas cap is updated & bit tighter...and had a Square Key !
It could be said..."It's Hip To be Square" :party52:
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LB5YkmjalDg
 

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All Jeeps here in SA come out standard with locking gas caps, SKIS anti theft etc.
One of the reasons I still am in possession of my 2002 Export CRD.:icon_lol:
 

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Gotta have it. Sneaks are sneaky and hard to catch. Years ago living in Anchorage I noticed I was spending twice as much on gas a month to run my CJ-7. Started waking and looking at the little noises and caught a guy with the quietest car. He left me a free hose when I cocked the .357. Bought a locking cap which froze/broke one cold night. Had to go home and bust it off and buy a new one. Sneaks are parasites.
 

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Remember that the KJ has a "rollover valve" which makes it impossible to siphon gas from the filler neck.Most just drill a hole in the plastic tank and let it drain out.


Replaced many gas tanks in work vans left outside of there stores over night.
 

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Once I had the key hole frozen inside & could not get the key in to remove it.
I used a butane torch to heat the key and then finally got it into the lock.
Then lock de-icer was used, and got the cap off.
With my new gas cap I used ATF+4 into lock, that helps not to have it freeze up!
 

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Once I had the key hole frozen inside & could not get the key in to remove it.
I used a butane torch to heat the key and then finally got it into the lock.
Then lock de-icer was used, and got the cap off.
With my new gas cap I used ATF+4 into lock, that helps not to have it freeze up!


I had that happen once and when I finally got the cap off I never used it again. I still have it in the original box. It's a Mopar one too. (can't be bothered with the drama.....LOL)


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I had that happen once and when I finally got the cap off I never used it again. I still have it in the original box. It's a Mopar one too. (can't be bothered with the drama.....LOL)


Dave
Just shoot a spurt of oil based de-icer once a year, atf works to
 

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Most just drill a hole in the plastic tank and let it drain out.

True, we had a few cases of that in our small town a couple years ago. Much cheaper to let them take the gas.
 

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I better not catch anyone F'n around with my rig...
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I like to keep an eye on My Jeep! :gr_grin:
 

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Several years ago a guy traded a car into me with a locking gas cap on it, he swore he lost the key a day before he traded it to me. :emotions34::icon_lol:But only vehicle out of over 120 plus that ever had a locking cap. Pain in the kister, to remove
Of course mine always live in a garage at night and never been bothered
 

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Hang on here..how many Jeep's remain in the driveway overnight?
How did you remove the locking cap Tom?
 

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I have a locking gas cap on my jeep. have not gotten any codes. I did replace the rubber gasket from my old one to the new one.
 

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Years ago I had a housemate who kept losing his keys. After the third time of having to punch his locking gas cap out he stuffed a rag in the fill spout, then drove around like that for three weeks because he was too trifling to go buy a replacement. I pointed out that his car was now a big rolling Molotov cocktail.
 

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I better not catch anyone F'n around with my rig...
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I like to keep an eye on My Jeep! :gr_grin:

Looks like somebody got your little fender doo-dads.
 

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