Gas Can Spout Replacement, Gas Can Nozzle, Leak-Proof Spouts with Flexible Nozzles Screw Collar Caps Spout Cover Base Cap Drill Bit, Car Accessories Replacement Kit for 1/2/5/10 Gallon Cans

What It Is

This is a universal replacement gas can spout kit designed to fit standard 1/2, 1, 2, 5, and 10 gallon fuel cans. It includes a flexible nozzle, screw collar cap, base cover, and a drill bit for retrofitting older cans without a threaded opening. Intended for refueling lawn mowers, trimmers, and other small engines.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Check your can’s opening: The kit uses a screw collar cap that fits most standard 2-inch threaded fuel can openings. If your can has a non-threaded or push-on spout, you’ll need to drill a hole using the included bit—measure the existing opening diameter first.
• Not for all cans: Avoid using on newer CARB/EPA-compliant cans with proprietary safety nozzles or odd-size threads (e.g., some 1-gallon rectangular cans). Test fit with the collar before drilling.
• Drill bit note: The included bit is for thin metal or plastic—do not use on thick-walled steel cans without a step drill.

Key Things to Know

• Leak risk: User reviews (3.1 stars) note inconsistent sealing. The rubber gasket inside the cap can warp over time—check for tight fit after first use.
• Installation is easy: Screw the collar onto a threaded can, or drill a hole (mark center, use a pilot hole) and secure with the base cover. No tools beyond a drill required.
• Flexible nozzle: The hose is bendable but not reinforced—avoid kinking or leaving it in direct sunlight, which can cause cracking.
• Low price reflects trade-offs: At $7.89, this is a budget fix. Expect plastic parts to feel less durable than OEM replacements (e.g., Briggs & Stratton or Honda).

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have an old, non-EPA gas can with a standard 2-inch opening and need a quick, cheap replacement spout for occasional refueling. Skip it if you need a seal-proof nozzle for daily use, or if your can has an odd-size or proprietary cap—spend more on a brand-specific replacement (e.g., VP Racing or SureCan) for reliability.