1938 1941 Buick Special Century Roadmaster Nos Oil Filler Cap 1304628 on 2040-parts.com
Hays, Kansas, United States
NOS genuine GM oil filler cap, part number 1304628.
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In 1941, Buick did some changing during the model year with their engines, partly due to compound carburetion, partly due to octane problems (war-time), etc. As a result, some engines are essentially a closed combustion/crankcase type, while some are vented. What that boils down to for this cap is that it resulted in Buick having to list a range of engine numbers in their parts catalogs where this cap, and some other engine parts were used. This is the list of engine numbers for 1941 that this cap was used:
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