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Are Ford 1952 - 1954 Gas caps interchangeable with the 1940 - 1947 Gas caps, will they fit?
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All I can tell you is that there are a lot of different part numbers. The part number depends on year and certain models (exceptions with station wagons are common). Some a vented and some are not. When you check the parts books, some have different diameter seats too. Some may interchange and some may not. A person would just have to try them out.
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hi; Some vented caps require a screw to be removed to open the vent, older caps have stamped instructions on the fuel side.. New caps do not.!!! A club member collapsed his COE tank with an unvented cap this yr. Newc
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I looked in a fuel cap catalog and it shows 32-48 is 1 7/8" and 49-70's is 1 1/2".
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