I was advised to avoid the use of a locking fuel cap on a 1913 Honda Fit because it could cause the check engine light to appear.Is tis correct?

Asked by Vectra_3182 Mar 31, 2017 at 07:14 AM about the 2013 Honda Fit Base

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Tom answered 7 years ago

It is ... some caps can't hold pressure because of the hole for the key

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Tom answered 7 years ago

They were Pre-War models whose chassis completely rusted away in a year (shittozi 2 cycle engines) The Japanese decided that it was cheaper to go to war then pay warranty costs

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Karmon answered 7 years ago

if you buy something that will fit your fuel filler it should not be a problem

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