Reply to "gas overflowing from vent line after filling"

robbieMember

Mine on #3518 looks like the "ugly" one in the above picture. Since it is not an easily removable item, I wounder why Ford would put a fabric piece in it. I know that only vapors go through it but in 40+ years I suspect there is the possibility of 1) plugging or 2) fabric deteriorating and falling into the tank. Neither is a good thing. I put in a vented cap to take care of 1) but can't do much about 2). Any experience with this out there?

7/4/155:16 PM

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