1929 Repo Gas Cap Gasket

[Jerry Kzoo]

I have a new gas cap and want to use the cork gasket for it. It just falls out and stays on the tank when I take the cap off. What would be the best adhesive to attach the cork gasket to the cap?

Thanks, Jerry

[Tom Wesenberg]

Originally Posted by Jerry Kzoo

I have a new gas cap and want to use the cork gasket for it. It just falls out and stays on the tank when I take the cap off. What would be the best adhesive to attach the cork gasket to the cap?

Thanks, Jerry

I would prefer to buy a new gas cap gasket from one of the Model A dealers, otherwise the cork will be falling into the tank pretty soon. I have the same problem with cork gaskets on my gas cans.

[C26Pinelake]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

I would prefer to buy a new gas cap gasket from one of the Model A dealers, otherwise the cork will be falling into the tank pretty soon. I have the same problem with cork gaskets on my gas cans.

Smart man that Tom, follow his advice! Wayne

[jw hash]

use a leather gasket like original. Bratton`s has them, cork will not last very long,

[700rpm]

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Originally Posted by jw hash

use a leather gasket like original. Bratton`s has them, cork will not last very long,

I used some scrap leather and made mine. Pretty easy.

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

On my leather gasket, I put 3 dabs of Gorilla glue to hold it in & Vaseline on the other side & on the threads.
If Vaseline was good enough for Henry, it's good enough for me. "Maybe" time to write a tune???
Bill Slick