120 gallon Kentworth fuel tank lost 1/2 the fuel in a year...
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That would be pretty easy to notice. Plus the expense.
It is harder to catch thieves than one may think...
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Originally Posted by GRNDHOG
Fill the tank with Diesel. Or Soda. Or half gasoline/half water. Whatever. Let the neighbor steal it again and see if he's all-of-a-sudden replacing the engine in his car. lol
May be even worse than thought. The last time I spoke to him, he had this advice "You should take pictures (of your place), that is all you'll have left. He bought his land from a guy whose brother is in a federal pen for burning down post office buildings after dropping through the roof and stealing the Money Order machine.
I would agree with Garthur. Invest in some trail cams if you suspect there is theft taking place. You can always resell the cams on Craiglist or eBay when you're finished with them.
It could be leaking/venting at the sender gauge or possibly at the cap. Id recommend replacing both of those gaskets and start there.
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