No fuel cap?
Not sure what Ram was thinking with not having a fuel cap for diesel fuel, especially at a time when engines are more sensitive to water and dirt contaminates. It would be nice to even have a locking ...
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sch911 wrote:
It's an industry thing, not Ram specific. The door has a seal that seals to the fill pipe. No need for anything else.
Except in a case like this ... my wife's car has a gas cap, thank God!
Some butcher of a gas station attendant rammed the nozzle so hard into the filler tube that he broke off the little metal spring-loaded door and it disappeared into the tank. Still can use the gas cap to prevent fumes from escaping the tank.
What would one do if that happened with these newer vehicles?
