LONGEVITY TIPS

• If your car will be placed in storage for an extended period of time, be sure the tank is full. This will prevent moisture condensation inside the fuel tank.
• Do not operate your car with the fuel tank cap missing or with a substitute such as cloth rag. The fuel cap is part of the emission control system and prevents the release of gasoline vapors from the fuel tank. Furthermore, a fuel cap can prevent fuel theft or fuel tank vandalism.
• In very cold weather, consider periodically adding a can of fuel line anti-freeze (not coolant antifreeze) to the fuel tank. This will prevent any moisture in your tank from forming water crystals that could block the fuel line.
• It is preferable to use the vehicle manufacturer's replacement part when installing a new filler cap. Some fuel tanks require specially designed filler caps to properly regulate pressure and vacuum relief. As a result, generic aftermarket replacement caps are often unsuitable substitutes.

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FUEL TANK & CAP
SAFETY TIPS
PROPER CARE