Karls
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Fuel filler seal
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Marmaduke
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Any use? If not there'll be another one in a minute
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Take your pick, don't know if it's on there....
Karls
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Thanks. I've got the same ones and can't see the seal that sits down inside the filler tube. Think I'll just knock something up to seal it.
Marmaduke
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What sort of defender have you got, the only seal on mine is on the underside of the filler cap and not the tube itself
Karls
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Christ knows what I've got! It should. Be called a Challenger, not a Defender! 
Marmaduke
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Now I've looked at it on a larger pc screen I think you're correct as it looks nothing like mine. Does the 'tube' in the middle move at all? (Look at the second image) If so pull the thing out completely.
When I asked about the sort of Defender I meant as in ex MOD as they used to have tubes fitted to help when filling up from jerry cans
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+1 it looks like a jerry can spout. Quite useful because they have a gauze filter on the bottom but no need for a seal between it and the main filler tube.
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My bad - wrong post, if anyone read the unedited version - if not - carry on!!
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