NyackRob79
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Can someone explain to me what intern at the FoMoCo was given the task of designing the capless gas tank, and the ingenious end result it produced?
I'm unable to dispense anything into it without spilling it over. Tried adding octane booster today (I'm tuned), and the bottle got lodged inside while the contents fully spilled out. Same goes for any other fuel additive. Be prepared to get it all over your leg and side of your truck, because there is some sort of a flap.
My second issue is with wintertime driving. When I get a car wash (or water otherwise gets trapped behind the gas tank cover), it freezes the gas flap, making it difficult to open from the outside. Nothing short of banging on it at the pump will get it unstuck.
Sorry guys, just venting at the utter idiocy employed by FoMoCo at some of their "features".
Why fix a good old gas cap when it was never broken?
I'm unable to dispense anything into it without spilling it over. Tried adding octane booster today (I'm tuned), and the bottle got lodged inside while the contents fully spilled out. Same goes for any other fuel additive. Be prepared to get it all over your leg and side of your truck, because there is some sort of a flap.
My second issue is with wintertime driving. When I get a car wash (or water otherwise gets trapped behind the gas tank cover), it freezes the gas flap, making it difficult to open from the outside. Nothing short of banging on it at the pump will get it unstuck.
Sorry guys, just venting at the utter idiocy employed by FoMoCo at some of their "features".
Why fix a good old gas cap when it was never broken?