2007. I also have a 2012 Altima that didn't have one, but I swear my Frontier had a little flappy door.
2007. I also have a 2012 Altima that didn't have one, but I swear my Frontier had a little flappy door.Year?
That was my concern as well, either someone broke it siphoning fuel or I dislodged it with some fuel treatment. I'm not having any codes, though, I just thought for sure I had a little cover there. Now I'm scratching my head wondering why I thought that, because the only two vehicles I've ever owned were these two nissans and an older 89 toyota pickup.I looked at my 06 one day (10 years ago?) and noticed that there was no flap. Could not say if there ever was one to begin with. I fill from jerry cans often and was afraid that I might have dislodged it. Maybe that is why I have trouble filling with gas sometimes (still think is the a clogged charcoal canister vent).
Will wait to see if any older trucks chime in.
What's the purpose of this flap and why is it so flimsy?my 2008 has the flap, but i have heard of them breaking off and falling to bottom of fuel tank.
Which means?I have heard of the flap referred to as a roll over fuel lose preventer.
So out of the hundreds of problems I'll have to worry about after rolling the truck, fuel leaking out would be item number #147. That's like the least of my worries. Also, doesn't the gas cap seal the system off?If you roll your truck, gas doesn't slosh out the fill tube.
LOL. I didn't know newer cars didn't have it. Guess mine got retrofitted.Hey I didn't come up with it. Just something I read when I was trying to figure out what the flap was for, and why new cars don't seem to have it any more.