Mr Yellow Cap Gas Can Spout Replacement For 𝐎𝐥𝐝 𝐒𝐭𝐲𝐥𝐞 𝐁𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐳 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐎𝐍𝐋𝐘 - 3 Can Nozzle, 3 Thread Rings & 3 Gas Vents, Fuel Can Spout Replacement, Gas Tank Nozzle

What It Is

This is a multi-piece replacement kit for fuel can spouts, designed specifically for old-style Blitz (brand) gas containers. It includes three nozzles, three thread rings, and three gas vents, intended to restore or replace worn-out spouts on those classic cans used for fueling lawn mowers, trimmers, and other outdoor power equipment.

Fitment & Compatibility

Crucial: This kit works only with old-style Blitz containers (typically round, metal or plastic, with a threaded cap). It does not fit newer Blitz models, other brands (e.g., VP Racing, No-Spill, or generic), or any modern CARB-compliant cans with safety spouts. Before buying, check that your can has a 2-inch threaded opening (measure the inner diameter of the cap opening). The kit includes three different thread rings—likely fine, coarse, and an adapter—so verify which thread pitch matches your can’s neck. Also, ensure your can is an older, pre-2010 Blitz model; look for a flat, round cap without a built-in spout.

Key Things to Know

• Quality concerns: At 3.9/5 from only 4 reviews, expect variable fit. Some users report loose seals or leaks, so check the vent and ring alignment carefully after installation.
• Installation: Simple—screw the correct thread ring onto the can, attach the nozzle, and insert the vent. No tools required, but you may need to trim the vent tube for a snug fit.
• Common gotcha: The three vents are one-size-fits-most; if your can has a separate vent hole, you’ll need to match it. The kit assumes old Blitz cans with a center vent hole in the cap.
• Not universal: Do not assume it fits any gas can—stick to old-style Blitz only. Using it on a different can risks fuel spills.

Should You Buy It

If you own an old Blitz gas can with a cracked or missing spout and want a cheap, functional fix without replacing the entire can, this kit is a reasonable gamble. But with limited reviews and specific fitment, it’s best for tinkerers who can handle minor adjustments—not for those expecting a perfect, leak-proof seal on non-Blitz cans.