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Hey Guys. Have any of you found any type of locking diesel fuel and DEF caps? I have found a Stant locking cap but nothing for the DEF cap. It sure would be nice to find a keyed alike set up. Thanks.
I know this isn't a solution to the problem you are trying to avoid but if someone accesses either of those two caps and contaminates the fuel or the DEF it's considered Vandalism. Insurance pays if you have comprehensive coverage.
I never have had both caps off at the same time. I'm just trying to discourage someone from filling up a few vehicles with diesel at my expense. It won't take long for a thief to find out that some of these trucks have a 48 gallon tank.
I never have had both caps off at the same time. I'm just trying to discourage someone from filling up a few vehicles with diesel at my expense. It won't take long for a thief to find out that some of these trucks have a 48 gallon tank.
Internal baffles prevent siphoning. These days thieves simply punch a hole in your plastic tank, set their fuel can underneath and walk away. After a bit they come back and retrieve their prize with a minimum of risk on their part.
My concern is New Jersey, they have a law that prohibits you from pumping your own fuel. The station owners can be fined if they allow someone to pump their own fuel. I try to avoid purchasing fuel in NJ, when I have no choice I jump out and make sure the attendant puts diesel in the diesel tank.
I don’t think I’ll ever mess this up. I put DEF in at home using the 5 gallon jugs. So there is no reason to ever pull the DEF cap off at a station.
Another way to make sure the def goes in the def tank is to get the nozzle from Ford. it locks in the hole and doesn't allow you to over fill the tank and spill it all over the truck.
My concern is New Jersey, they have a law that prohibits you from pumping your own fuel. The station owners can be fined if they allow someone to pump their own fuel. I try to avoid purchasing fuel in NJ, when I have no choice I jump out and make sure the attendant puts diesel in the diesel tank.
You can pump your own diesel in NJ, just not your own gasoline. An exception was made in the law for diesel.
My concern is New Jersey, they have a law that prohibits you from pumping your own fuel. The station owners can be fined if they allow someone to pump their own fuel. I try to avoid purchasing fuel in NJ, when I have no choice I jump out and make sure the attendant puts diesel in the diesel tank.
I don’t think I’ll ever mess this up. I put DEF in at home using the 5 gallon jugs. So there is no reason to ever pull the DEF cap off at a station.
Originally Posted by Deuce40s
You can pump your own diesel in NJ, just not your own gasoline. An exception was made in the law for diesel.
That has to be the dumbest thing I've heard in awhile; like the last 2 hours since I keep hearing about all the progressive, stupid stuff that these "smarter than we are" politicians* keep doing... WOW.
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