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Re: Paint came off around gas cap. Ideas
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Posted by Ed on April 12, 2002 at 20:48:53 from (67.208.236.200):
In Reply to: Paint came off around gas cap. Ideas posted by Todd Poor on April 12, 2002 at 07:55:29:
If you still have the original gas cap on an old letter series, instead of just replacing the gasket you should get a new cap from the IH dealer. The original ones had only one small vent hole and with a new gasket the tank often can't breath and you can have a pressure build up under some circumstances. This can be dangerous. I know this is not an answer to your paint problem, but I noted the suggestion about the gas cap gasket and since I had the same problem on my Super M, when I went to buy a replacement gasket the dealer convinced me that I needed a new cap for the above reasons. They look just like the original so this shouldn't bother the appearence. I kept the old cap and gave it to the guy I sold the M to last year, just in case some future resorer gets picky.
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