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Fuel tank cap, vented or non-vented (Stant 10571)

Started by shone190, July 06, 2015, 05:33:00 AM

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shone190

Hi guys,

   I have Charger 1973 and Stant 10571 fuel gas cap. Does somebody know, is this vented or non-vented cap?

I found this on Stant web site: http://ww2.stant.com/modules/partLocator/view_diagram.cfm?id=10571

There is "Regular Locking Fuel Cap" as you see, so it should be non-vented, right?

This is my gas cap.


There is a small hole as you can see, and I can suck in but can't blow out air. Therefore, this should be vented cap or I am wrong?

Thanks in advance.



Dodge Charger 440 1973, Audi URquattro 4.2l V8

maxwellwedge

They aren't saying much in that link - but starting in 71 - the factory caps started saying pressure/vacuum on them. They went to ECS system.

303 Mopar

Just blow on it.  Sounds simple but it will tell you if its vented or not.  If it is not and you want it vented, just drill some small holes in the inside metal cap piece.
1968 Charger - 1970 Cuda - 1969 Sport Satellite Convertible

shone190

As I said, I can't blow on it but can suck the air through this little hole on the back of the fuel cap. So, the air can go only in one direction.
Dodge Charger 440 1973, Audi URquattro 4.2l V8

303 Mopar

Quote from: shone190 on July 06, 2015, 11:47:31 AM
As I said, I can't blow on it but can suck the air through this little hole on the back of the fuel cap. So, the air can go only in one direction.

Sorry, didn't see the text under your pic.  It's vented for sure.  :2thumbs:
1968 Charger - 1970 Cuda - 1969 Sport Satellite Convertible

shone190

Thanks :), I thought it is vented, but just to ask and confirm :)

Dodge Charger 440 1973, Audi URquattro 4.2l V8