luiml73

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Hey fellas,

I broke the nipple that connects to the Check & Cut Valve on my gas tank. I was wondering if I could just JB Weld the hole and use an aftermarket vented gas cap to release the air.

Thanks

Luis

Gregs

why would you want a vented gas cap, our cars arent designed for that

Gregs

oh nevermind i see what you are saying, but dont our tanks vent to the charcoal canister?

luiml73

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I just came back from advanced auto parts and the said they don't carry them.

Do they even make a vented gas cap for such and old car?

IanS

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I have seen aftermarket gas caps, but not sure if they are vented or not.

luiml73

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I think I'm going to need a new gas tank.

Kentetsu

Aw, just JB Weld the sucker back on! LOL. Sorry to hear of your woes. Good luck with it...

GavinJuice

Well that sucks, i tried using JB Weld and PC-7 with no avail to stop a leak. They really don't work very well around a pressurized tank i guess. In my experience pull out the tank, bring it to a shop that repairs tanks and let them solder on a new nipple or use the existing one. I brought mine to Gas-Tank-Renu in MN, but they have like 50 state wide stores. There's no reason to throw in a new tank unless you can get it reasonable.

sgieldon

If you are looking for a Vented Gas Cap, Nappa sells them for $5.99US.
Part # 703-1034 (Balkamp)
I tried one for awhile thinking that was going to fix my Tank Venting Issue.
NOT
I narrowed down my problem was due to a clogged Charcoal Cannister.
Replaced it with a 2nd Gen one and bought a new Factory Gas Cap.
Walla all fixed.
sgieldon