Review on 🔋 Spectra Premium FN724 Fuel Tank Filler Neck: Trusted Performance for Efficient Fuel Refilling by Rob Bradford

1990 Mazda B 2600i - 294,000 Miles My original filler neck was so rusty and rusted that I couldn't clean this part enough to use it. The outside of my old filler neck had very bad cancer all over it. The replacement pen was either unavailable or too expensive (over $120 USD). I measured my old filler neck and this filler neck was very close. 2 inch main (I had to compress the clamp area a bit to get the 1 7/8 hose up my throat) 5/8 vent (no problem) Length (this part was about an inch shorter than mine but I was able to fit it clamp on tank side and filler side) Flange (I had a metal filler sleeve which I used as a template to drill holes in the flange area) When drilling the holes, remember where the breather tube will go and try to get it as close as possible to get to the original as possible (rotate) Note: I had to use an angled mesh to grind down the screw heads to get the old filler neck out. I also had to replace the filler body as it was cracked (I also sanded them).