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totodeinhere

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8. Another method they use is drilling a hole in the gas tank and draining it. That

Reply to jmowreader (Original post)

Sun Jan 26, 2014, 12:16 AM

Jan 2014

means a very expensive repair job. I wonder if it might be better to just use an non locking gas cap and let them take your gas if they must. That's better than major damage to your vehicle.

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Heads up: locking gas caps don't protect your truck anymore [View all] jmowreader Jan 2014 OP

That sucks but... VMA131Marine Jan 2014 #1

You may still want to get a locking gas cap, in the event we return to gas rationing. . . Journeyman Jan 2014 #2

Ain't no need to siphon, if you just cut the fuel line and drain it out jmowreader Jan 2014 #3

Great story...nt Jesus Malverde Jan 2014 #4

great story dsc Jan 2014 #9

The neighbor across the street has had his catalytic converter stolen 2-3 times. Jesus Malverde Jan 2014 #5

Not only do you lose your gas davidpdx Jan 2014 #6

Never had my gas stolen, Codeine Jan 2014 #7

Another method they use is drilling a hole in the gas tank and draining it. That totodeinhere Jan 2014 #8

It might be an urban legend, Jenoch Jan 2014 #10