Description | Models | OEM Part Number | Part Number |
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Flange Vented Fuel Cap | Fits most standard tanks such as Piper | E-482-000 | 05-06357 |
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Pretty good price for fuel caps in this day and age and now I can worry less about old and failing seals.
Aeronca Vented Fuel Cap
Fit my 1966 Citabria Perfect!
Great product just as advertised. Arrived quickly
Great replacement to the originals.
This has the EPA required check ball/disc in it and also has four vents that could be blocked if you dont have the rubber gasket around the fuel neck with a enough clearance. I recommend drilling a couple of extra vent holes through the top of the cap to make sure it vents at all times. Should the check ball get stuck, you could lose fuel flow. Its not much better than going to NAPA for a cap that you should also modify for CAM4 use.
Aeronca Vented Fuel Cap
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