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  • Pratt
    • Jul 2003
    • 69



    Gas Cap

    Well after 5 years of not having the safety line hooked up I lost my gas cap. I have a 2001 SAN, and when I lost this 5 years ago I eventually had to go to the dealer to get one. It took like 3-4 weeks. For this who do not know it is a flush mount chrome unit with the typical two prong key removal.

    Thus, does anyone no where to get one or now the original manufacturer?
    2001 Super Air
  • dba4life
    • Sep 2004
    • 223

    • Raleigh, NC


    #2
    RE: Gas Cap

    I got my replacement at White Lake. Been playing the lost the safety line game for over a year now.

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    • SquamInboards
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Sep 2005
      • 397

      • Squam Lake, NH

      • '82 2001 '84 2001 '86 2001 '98 NSS '87 American Skier

      #3
      I attached 2 pages from a catalog - Kellogg Marine - where I have a wholesale account. If you can find the cap on these pages, I can have it drop shipped... or can you send a picture of the fuel fill?
      How 'bout a little reverse action...

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      • mf01
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Jun 2005
        • 515

        • Austin, TX


        #4
        Re: Gas Cap

        Originally posted by Pratt
        Well after 5 years of not having the safety line hooked up I lost my gas cap.
        Just out of curiosity, how did it get lost? My safety line has never been hooked.
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        2011 Super Air Nautique 210
        1994 Sport Nautique

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        • MHayes
          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
          • Aug 2004
          • 830

          • Roswell, GA


          #5
          Re: Gas Cap

          Originally posted by mf01
          Originally posted by Pratt
          Well after 5 years of not having the safety line hooked up I lost my gas cap.
          Just out of curiosity, how did it get lost? My safety line has never been hooked.
          I'm assuming that it fell into the lake.

          Pratt, give White Lake a call at 910-862-3688. They should have those in stock, and be sure to get the PN 10% discount.
          2001 Air Nautique

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          • mf01
            Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
            • Jun 2005
            • 515

            • Austin, TX


            #6
            Re: Gas Cap

            Originally posted by MHayes
            Originally posted by mf01
            Originally posted by Pratt
            Well after 5 years of not having the safety line hooked up I lost my gas cap.
            Just out of curiosity, how did it get lost? My safety line has never been hooked.
            I'm assuming that it fell into the lake.

            Pratt, give White Lake a call at 910-862-3688. They should have those in stock, and be sure to get the PN 10% discount.
            Maybe I'm missing something, but I just don't see how a screwed on cap could come loose. I always tighten mine down with the gas key after filling it up. I thought the safety chain was so it doesn't drop to the ground when you unscrew, not for safety on the water.
            Previous:
            2011 Super Air Nautique 210
            1994 Sport Nautique

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            • TRBenj
              1,000 Post Club Member
              • May 2005
              • 1681

              • NWCT


              #7
              Re: Gas Cap

              Originally posted by mf01
              Maybe I'm missing something, but I just don't see how a screwed on cap could come loose. I always tighten mine down with the gas key after filling it up. I thought the safety chain was so it doesn't drop to the ground when you unscrew, not for safety on the water.
              Perhaps he was refueling on the lake?
              1990 Ski Nautique
              NWCT

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              • mf01
                Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                • Jun 2005
                • 515

                • Austin, TX


                #8
                Re: Gas Cap

                Originally posted by TRBenj
                Originally posted by mf01
                Maybe I'm missing something, but I just don't see how a screwed on cap could come loose. I always tighten mine down with the gas key after filling it up. I thought the safety chain was so it doesn't drop to the ground when you unscrew, not for safety on the water.
                Perhaps he was refueling on the lake?
                Makes sense. I guess I was being ignorant, since I have never refueled on the lake. I always trailer, so I fill up before I get on the lake.
                Previous:
                2011 Super Air Nautique 210
                1994 Sport Nautique

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                • igkya
                  • Oct 2003
                  • 227

                  • Minden, NV

                  • Club boat 2005 196

                  #9
                  RE: Re: Gas Cap

                  refueling on the lake is common for those of us that keep our boats in the water throughout the season. I lost my gas cap once. I let the gas guy take the cap off, wasn't paying attention and when he went to put it back on, the screw from the safety chain had already come loose and the cap was at the bottom. Took 3 attempts from my dealer to send me the correct cap. I now take the cap off myself and inspect the chain before letting it hang off the side.

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                  • vortech347
                    • Mar 2004
                    • 95

                    • Central Texas

                    • 99 Sport Nautique - GT40 - FCT2 tower

                    #10
                    RE: Re: Gas Cap

                    Boater's World had several models including one that looked exactly like the one on my 99 Sport. I bought another spanner key there for my extra set of keys and saw the filler necks with cap and key. IIRC they were around $30-40 for the stainless ones.

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                    • LT206
                      • Mar 2006
                      • 262

                      • Huntsville, AL


                      #11
                      RE: Re: Gas Cap

                      I now take the cap off myself and inspect the chain before letting it hang off the side.
                      Yikes - you must like to live on the edge - Don't let it hang off the side - if your chain isn't long enough, add to it to make it long enough to rest on the top of the boat while you're refueling.

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                      • darrel409
                        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
                        • Jul 2004
                        • 566

                        • San Dimas, So. Cal


                        #12
                        RE: Re: Gas Cap

                        mine has cable line instead of the chain, seems less likely to break or come loose.

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                        • Pratt
                          • Jul 2003
                          • 69



                          #13
                          RE: Re: Gas Cap

                          Yes I was filling on the lake on our dock/lift. I always take the cap of myself with two hands, and well this time I fumbled it. I tried diving for it, but was unsuccesful. Thanks for all the help.
                          2001 Super Air

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