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Been a long time since I used a gas can to put gas into anything but from what I recall it was always tricky to ensure the gas can and spout didn't leak.
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Been a long time since I used a gas can to put gas into anything but from what I recall it was always tricky to ensure the gas can and spout didn't leak.
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I had about a 1/2 gallon of new premium gas left in a Gerry Can. So I took a funnel - whose bottom clearly "opened" up the spring loaded flap and poured it into the tank. Imagine my surprise when about half of it wound up on the garage floor. I held the funnel down as I poured to insure the flap remained open. Any ideas as to why some of the gas ran down the "overflow" entrance to the tank? Sorry for the mis-spelling of anomaly.

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Been a long time since I used a gas can to put gas into anything but from what I recall it was always tricky to ensure the gas can and spout didn't leak. In spite of my best efforts it seemed like some gas always ran out/leaked from the can spout and would make a mess of things. So I always assumed the thing would leak and made allowances for it to avoid spilling any gas on something or myself.

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Easy way to see if you really have anything wrong is to just drive to the nearest gas station and try to fill up the tank slowly.

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