gas cap frozen...
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*update*
silicone spray did not work, it still froze. i cleaned it up again, and used dupont teflon spray and so far so good.
this stuff:
yeah, this is a great idea because i, A) carry one of those around and B) there is a outlet near the gas pumps...
again, if it happens one more time, i am removing the rubber leash.
silicone spray did not work, it still froze. i cleaned it up again, and used dupont teflon spray and so far so good.
this stuff:
yeah, this is a great idea because i, A) carry one of those around and B) there is a outlet near the gas pumps...
again, if it happens one more time, i am removing the rubber leash.
Last edited by rodney; Dec 13, 2014 at 02:37 PM.
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I wonder if the extra bottle of "de-icing" windshield fluid we carry in the back of the car, could not solve the problem by pouring a little on the gas cap, at the station?
Last edited by Vanguard; Dec 14, 2014 at 11:38 PM.
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Hmmmmm ..... ?
Hmmmmmm ....... 
Have you tried WD-40? The WD stands for "Water Displacement". It's worth a shot.
Good Luck .... I feel for ya
Have you tried WD-40? The WD stands for "Water Displacement". It's worth a shot.
Good Luck .... I feel for ya
Last edited by cheesewhiz; Dec 14, 2014 at 11:46 AM. Reason: Additional info
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