Gas Can Spout Replacement Improved Design Flexible Pour Nozzle Kit with Gasket Stopper Vent Cap Collar Caps for Old Style Water Gas Container Jug Pack of 3

Worked on all of my cans. Use an "N" drill bit to drill fit the yellow vent, is a little tight to get ij but fits really nice.

Cheap spouts but better than the govt mandated type.

The pour spouts are short. 2 inches shorter than the original so I'm using that, but this is on a 6 gallon can. The collar fits tightly and the vent cap screws on and seals properly. The snap vent caps have been added to some modern PIA cans and work perfectly.

They work so much better than the safe nozzle.

Fit, form, function, and price were great for my old Gott cans until 2.5 months into use and the gasket failed despite the product claim of "improved gasket no leak". Regular unleaded 87 octane top tier gasoline; nothing special. Will contact seller for a resolution.

Does not fit the 2 gallons gas cans that I have. Threads on both caps are too fine and won’t screw on - sending them back

I live in Kalifornia, and you just can’t buy a gas can nozzle here without it being one of those jobs that HAS TO HAVE a button you push, prior to pulling the nozzle back (like you are cocking a gun) so that it can dispense fuel. The springs always break, leaving the nozzle inoperable. Prior to the spring breaking they start to leak, which is contradictory to the whole idea of these “Cali approved” nozzles which are “supposed” to cut down on spills, fume pollution, etc. I ordered this kit, fixed my 2 inoperable cans and have been enjoying them ever since. It’s crazy I haven’t spilled a drop since getting these, but was constantly spilling gas with the crappy “Cali approved, environmentally safe” nozzles. This is a serious upgrade.

Does the job as it should. As it turns out I have two five gallon jugs that each require a different thread, but this kit has both, so that was great. The valve for the back of side of the jug was a breeze to install and works great. The only issue I have with the kit at all was that the nozzle is a bit smallish for my taste, and the cap doesn't stay attached when you unscrew it and start to pour fuel. It tends to either fall off, or be in the way. I've gotten in the habbit of just taking it off completely and laying it aside, but it would be good if they'd make the retainer strap longer and make it fit tighter to the nozzle so it stays attached. But over all it works exactly as I'd hoped as far as pouring fuel into implements. I'd recommend it.