Hi Folks,
I am taking the family cross country this summer (Virginia to Oregon and back) in a Mazda Tribute. The gas tank/mileage is not that great and we will be in some remote places, so I would like to have extra gas tanks. I was thinking jerry cans on a hitch rack, but I had a couple of questions.
1) How is the best way to handle temperature and altitude changes? I was thinking under filling and venting every once and a while; is there a better way?
2) At the risk of starting an "I hate CARB" discussion, are there any new gas cans that are as good as the old ones? The nozzles aren't a big deal to me (make new/use syphon) but I want something strong and leak-proof.
Thanks,
EJ
I am taking the family cross country this summer (Virginia to Oregon and back) in a Mazda Tribute. The gas tank/mileage is not that great and we will be in some remote places, so I would like to have extra gas tanks. I was thinking jerry cans on a hitch rack, but I had a couple of questions.
1) How is the best way to handle temperature and altitude changes? I was thinking under filling and venting every once and a while; is there a better way?
2) At the risk of starting an "I hate CARB" discussion, are there any new gas cans that are as good as the old ones? The nozzles aren't a big deal to me (make new/use syphon) but I want something strong and leak-proof.
Thanks,
EJ