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Originally Posted by JM 35 Sedan
I have been using a Bob Drake locking gas cap on my stock/original '35 fordor sedan for years and it works well. Since the tank is vented on top at the hydrostatic sending unit, I wasn't concerned whether the cap was vented or not. I'll check to see if it's vented or not the next time I get gas.
With the location of the '36 gas tank vent tube coming up to the top of the filler neck, it seems to me that a vented cap would be needed, but maybe I am missing the basics here.
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Yes if there is a vent tube coming out the top of the filler neck a vented cap would be required. Can a 1936 filler neck with the vent tube be fitted too a 1935 gas tank. If you have the original set up of the hydrostatic sending unit in a 1935 you would require a sealed cap as if you filled the tank right up you would have trouble with gas coming out of the vented cap if fitted.