Locking Fuel Cap
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You don't seem able to get a locking cap for the old Iveco tanks with an outside screw thread. So after having fuel siphoned out I built my own lock: The plates are stainless steel and are glued in place. I tried with a jubilee clip on the cap but it was not secure and the cap leaked a bit because it must have been distorted. I bought two more matched weatherproof keyed alike padlocks from nothing but .. . Not very secure? True but I'd rather the cap was ripped off or unscrewed than the hoses cut or the tank punctured. I am quit vulnerable to a determined thief.