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Anti vandal gas inlet?

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Use plastic chopstick

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I use a plastic chopstick to keep the flap open for yourself.

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Recommend tying a hubcap

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I recommend tying a hubcap to one end like gas stations do to the bathroom keys

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Recommend tying a hubcap

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I recommend tying a hubcap to one end like gas stations do to the bathroom keys

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Recommend tying a hubcap

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I recommend tying a hubcap to one end like gas stations do to the bathroom keys

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Use plastic chopstick

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I use a plastic chopstick to keep the flap open for yourself.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I wanted to dump some dry gas in my tank the other day and to my surprise is wouldnt go in. Is this a normal thing? If so, how do you get things inthe tank you want o get in the tank..... Funnel with a long neck?

POST 2Original post

Just stick in a handle of a plastic spoon or similar and then pour in the dry gas.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

thx. I didnt want to poke a hole in anything by mistake.

POST 4Original post

I use a plastic chopstick to keep the flap open for yourself.

POST 5Original post

chopsticks can fall into the gas tank.... I recommend tying a hubcap to one end like gas stations do to the bathroom keys

POST 6Original post

I stick a large screw driver in there,I would be afraid the dry gas will melt some plastic.

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Quotes source post: 7378491

Never use metal tools with open gas tank.

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