[Vinolush]

Anybody know specifically if our Mini Max fuel neck/tank has a rollover valve that would also deter siphoning?

Getting a bit concerned regarding the fuel increase and gas crooks

Tried a search and found nothing regarding an actual part matching this description, only fuel necks

I did get locking cap which may keep the honest folks honest and figure the more obstacles I have the better

 

[SFLTruck]

Anybody know specifically if our Mini Max fuel neck/tank has a rollover valve that would also deter siphoning?

Getting a bit concerned regarding the fuel increase and gas crooks

Tried a search and found nothing regarding an actual part matching this description, only fuel necks

I did get locking cap which may keep the honest folks honest and figure the more obstacles I have the better

We're safe on that one, below is the stock inlet. When I swapped out my tank for the 36 gallon Titan tank I took the pic.

 

[rdh7]

SFLTruck, Does the Titan have a similar anti-siphon fitting? Or, do you swap it from the stock tank?

 

[SFLTruck]

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SFLTruck, Does the Titan have a similar anti-siphon fitting? Or, do you swap it from the stock tank?

No, sadly it does not. The inlet is molded into the tank so that was not an option.

 

[Lester C Rodan]

We're safe on that one, below is the stock inlet. When I swapped out my tank for the 36 gallon Titan tank I took the pic.



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Nice pictures. Where did you get the 34 gallon tank?

 

[SFLTruck]

It's made by Titan tanks. It will only work on a long bed though.

 

[Coloradorob]

Anybody know specifically if our Mini Max fuel neck/tank has a rollover valve that would also deter siphoning?

Getting a bit concerned regarding the fuel increase and gas crooks

Tried a search and found nothing regarding an actual part matching this description, only fuel necks

I did get locking cap which may keep the honest folks honest and figure the more obstacles I have the better

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where did you get the locking cap???

I been looking for a locking fuel cap since I bought the truck. In Canada fuel is a lot more expensive than in the USA.
people can also use diesel fuel in there oil furnace so a locking cap is a must.
And it’s not just people stealing fuel. I want to know if anyone has been trying to get fuel.
If I had a locking fuel cap and it was damaged or missing I would know not to run the truck until the tank was flushed. Sand or sugar could do a lot of damage. So it’s not just stealing your fuel.
kids around here will walk down the street and slash tires for something to do……

Back in 82 I bought a new Firebird and someone put sugar in the tank…..

 

[Vinolush]

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where did you get the locking cap???

Stant 10591D. I got mine from Oreillys...

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/locking/fuel-delivery/gas-cap/510c67bb7e29/stant-locking-pressure-vacuum-fuel-cap/sta2/10591d/v/a/134754/automotive-truck-2016-gmc-canyon

On some sites the vehicle application will note it won't fit our twins... But it fits fine

 

[Coloradorob]

Stant 10591D. I got mine from Oreillys...

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/locking/fuel-delivery/gas-cap/510c67bb7e29/stant-locking-pressure-vacuum-fuel-cap/sta2/10591d/v/a/134754/automotive-truck-2016-gmc-canyon

On some sites the vehicle application will note it won't fit our twins... But it fits fine

Thank You