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Nothing a hasp and padlock wouldn't take care of?

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1 hour ago, lord.kinbote said:

Morning.  Suggestions for  gas cap lock for a 2019 Silverado?  Anyone can open and do whatever..

 

keep the fuel tank low

 

 gas caps do nothing  to stop people from taking the gas  they will just drill a hole in the tank

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Morning.  Suggestions for  gas cap lock for a 2019 Silverado?  Anyone can open and do whatever..
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Just about any car you can do this [emoji2373]


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You couldn't even put gas from a can without using the included funnel that releases the inner fuel door. Your gas won't be siphoned.

Mountain boy Enthusiast

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A ring around here was drilling gas tanks while people were in church, no way to stop them. I would prefer they NOT drill my tank they can have the gas.

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3 hours ago, bg1988 said:

keep the fuel tank low

 

 gas caps do nothing  to stop people from taking the gas  they will just drill a hole in the tank

More worried about someone putting something in the tank vs stealing the gas.

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3 hours ago, Salem Alaleeli said:

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I got this with mine.


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Looks like thay would do the trick.  You have a part number/model or link?  Thanks much.

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Looks like thay would do the trick.  You have a part number/model or link?  Thanks much.

It was in the car when I bought it from the dealer. But I’ll try to get the part number.


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It was in the car when I bought it from the dealer. But I’ll try to get the part number.


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Fuel cap locking part # 84308352


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Too many idiots on this site think a gas cap is to stop siphoning.  How about stopping someone from putting crap in the tank to ruin the engine.  If you live in a perfect world this wouldn't happen but I haven't found the perfect world yet so stop being GM fan idiots.

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On 8/18/2019 at 11:46 AM, lord.kinbote said:

More worried about someone putting something in the tank vs stealing the gas.

that was my thought as well.......stealing gas never crossed my mind, but someone dumping bunch crap in there has

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