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Hi everyone. I recently lost use of garage parking for my 2000 Forester. Since it's on the street now, I'm thinking it might be a good idea to get a locking gas cap. (Why don't they put interior releases for the gas fill door like my old Accord had?)

Can anyone recommend a place to get a locking gas cap for my Subie? Does Subaru sell any?

Thanks!

Just for the record, I don't know when they were added (I thought they all had them), but our 2004 Forester has the interior release gas fill door.

-Louis-

'04 Forester XT 5spd

'91 Loyale 4wd 5spd Wagon

I think it has to do with the trim level. The ’91 has an interior release.

 

Easiest and cheapest way to get gas is to punch a hole in the tank and collect 5 gallons of it and run.

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When I purchased my 2000 Forester S, it was the highest trim level. They just didn't offer the remote opener that year unfortunately.

Hi everyone. I recently lost use of garage parking for my 2000 Forester. Since it's on the street now, I'm thinking it might be a good idea to get a locking gas cap. (Why don't they put interior releases for the gas fill door like my old Accord had?)

Can anyone recommend a place to get a locking gas cap for my Subie? Does Subaru sell any?

Thanks!

I have a locking one on my 2000 Forester. Make sure you get a STANT brand. I used a cheaper one (I forget the brand) and I was not pleased with how it worked after a while.

Remove the one on the teather and put the screw back into the gas tank; that way you can't lose it should you decide not to use the locking one.

You do not need a vented one; the plain one will be fine. Just be sure not to cross thread it. I did that once and it was a bitch getting off !

 

~Howard

:cool:

i have seen plenty of vehicle's come in for service with a check engine light on ( for a small evap leak code ) because the wrong gas cap was on the vehicle. just nake sure you get a cap that fits your vehicles spec's.

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