Gas Cap

[cardude2000]

Here is another option with the vinyl caps. Seems the pickup line doesn't have the gasket around the filler door like the Yukon, allowing snow to build up.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vinyl-Round-Pipe-End-Cap-Cover-Black-Rubber-Plastic-Tube-Hub-Caps-Tubing-Post-/141691840115?var=&hash=item20fd7de673:m:mDTlOvgHRx82V_Fb2GvQcVg&_trkparms=pageci%3A6e5334fd-fc87-11e6-b023-74dbd1805908%7Cparentrq%3A7d10a91415a0a785462d4330ffe8544c%7Ciid%3A10&varId

we get between 100-300 inches of snow a year where I am and I've literally never seen any snow build up in the fuel filler area. Just sayin.

 

[dbbd1]

we get between 100-300 inches of snow a year where I am and I've literally never seen any snow build up in the fuel filler area. Just sayin.

Thanks! I just haven't gotten that far yet. Just some ordered.



Edit- Oops, quoted wrong post. It was supposed to be the fleabay post

 

[ncpepperman]

we get between 100-300 inches of snow a year where I am and I've literally never seen any snow build up in the fuel filler area. Just sayin.

The snow build up around the filler seems to a problem with the Sierra /Silverado which do not have an inner gasket behind the filler door. However, moisture and dust can still make their way past the seal on Tahoes / Yukons. Never hurts to have a bit of extra "protection".

Colorado, Utah , Alaska, Washington , California or Oregon ??

 

[ncpepperman]

Thanks! I just haven't gotten that far yet. Just some ordered.



Edit- Oops, quoted wrong post. It was supposed to be the fleabay post

Look at the GM part I posted, check with your dealer , might fit and locking also but $$

 

[cardude2000]

The snow build up around the filler seems to a problem with the Sierra /Silverado which do not have an inner gasket behind the filler door. However, moisture and dust can still make their way past the seal on Tahoes / Yukons. Never hurts to have a bit of extra "protection".

Colorado, Utah , Alaska, Washington , California or Oregon ??

Yeah I’ve never seen it but no skin off my back if someone wants to do it. I suppose if we are really worried a quick blow off of the area would do the trick before fueling up.

I spend a lot of time at ski areas in Vermont. We got over 250” last year. Light winter this winter but got ~60” in March alone.

 

[dbbd1]

Here is another option with the vinyl caps. Seems the pickup line doesn't have the gasket around the filler door like the Yukon, allowing snow to build up.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vinyl-Round-Pipe-End-Cap-Cover-Black-Rubber-Plastic-Tube-Hub-Caps-Tubing-Post-/141691840115?var=&hash=item20fd7de673:m:mDTlOvgHRx82V_Fb2GvQcVg&_trkparms=pageci%3A6e5334fd-fc87-11e6-b023-74dbd1805908%7Cparentrq%3A7d10a91415a0a785462d4330ffe8544c%7Ciid%3A10&varId

I am happy to report that the 3" ones fit dandy. I tied a piece of twine to it so it's easier to get off though.

 

[ncpepperman]

I am happy to report that the 3" ones fit dandy. I tied a piece of twine to it so it's easier to get off though.

Great, now go for the locking fuel door.................

 

[dbbd1]

Great, now go for the locking fuel door.................

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[ncpepperman]

Oh, that...

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Busted...