Kelch 7J203657 Gauged Golf Cart Gas Cap for Ezgo Columbia Some Harleys

Kelch 7J203657 Gauged Golf Cart Gas Cap for Ezgo Columbia Some Harleys

$ 24.00

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This New Kelch Gas Cap Fits Most EZGO Marathon Models, Columbia, And Some Harley-Davidsons

Because this gas cap does not fit all models, it is critical to know the depth of your tank before ordering. For this gas cap to work, you'll need a tank depth of at least 12 1/2".

These Gas Caps are designed to fit a threaded filler neck with a diameter of 2 1/4".

Kelch Gas Caps are proudly manufactured in the United States of America.

Questions & Answers

Will this fit a Harley-Davidson from a specific year?

It fit perfectly for my 1975 Harley-Davidson golf cart in terms of width and length, but it was upside down.br>I contacted the manufacturer, who said there was nothing they could do about it. I was able to get it to work.br> A rubber O ring was used in place of the flat rubber gasket. br>It now appears to be perfect.

Is it possible to lock this?

These aren't locking caps, so don't expect them to lock. Many thanks to The Part Connection.

Is this a vented or an unsealed cap? Is it compatible with an Ezgo from 1998?

They've been vented, to be sure. A small hole in the gauge face allows full venting through the gas caps. As long as your tank is at least 12 1/2" deep, it should be fine. Many thanks to The Part Connection.

Is this compatible with an ergo cart from the year 2002?

It was too big for the 1985 EZ-Go. I was working on a project called "Go" at the time. The cap was correct, but the Float Slides on which the Foam Gauge was mounted were about 4 inches too long. I was able to shorten them and reweld them to make it fit and function properly. The Gauge Length was not specified by Amazon or their Supplier. The Gauge Length refers to the length of the gauge that actually fits into the fuel. So, with the exception of the modifications I had to make, the 1985 model worked fine.