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Scepter 3-Spout Replacement Kit #03647 for 1.5–5 gal Fuel Cans — Spout, Screw Cap Collar, Stopper & Rear Vent

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Why customers choose NorthTrail Auto

The Scepter 3 SPOUT KIT #03647 is a four-piece replacement nozzle set that restores sealing, venting and pouring performance on many 1½–5 gallon plastic fuel containers.

This compact kit supplies the parts needed to repair worn or missing components on a wide range of portable fuel jugs. Designed for compatibility with several common manufacturers, the set replaces the spout, screw cap collar, stopper and rear vent cap so you can safely pour gasoline, diesel or kerosene from compatible containers without improvising or using damaged fittings.

Which fuel cans will this kit fit?

Scepter engineered this kit to work with many mid-sized plastic jerry cans and utility jugs. It fits containers with necks and cap interfaces matching Midwest, Ameri-Can, Plastic Eagle PG5 & KP series, Igloo, Unistream and Moeller models.

  • Compatible with many 1½ to 5 gallon plastic fuel cans
  • Designed for Midwest, Ameri-Can, Plastic Eagle, Igloo and similar brands
  • Works on tanks with standard threaded necks used by listed series

How do the parts included restore function?

Each component addresses a specific failure point: the spout controls flow, the screw cap collar secures the spout assembly, the stopper seals the opening, and the rear vent cap lets air in for smooth pouring. Replacing all four pieces eliminates leaks and reduces glugging.

  • New spout provides a controlled pour and better fit
  • Screw cap collar locks the nozzle to the container neck
  • Stopper prevents fuel seepage when not in use
  • Rear vent enables steady flow and prevents vacuum

How easy is installation and maintenance?

Installation is straightforward: remove the old parts, align the spout and thread the collar, insert the stopper and snap the rear vent cap into place. Routine checks for cracks or hardened seals will keep the kit functioning reliably.

  • No tools required for typical replacement steps
  • Hand-tighten the collar until snug—do not overtighten
  • Inspect rubber or plastic seals annually for wear

Can I use this kit with different fuels?

The components are intended for common portable fuel types such as gasoline, diesel and kerosene in compatible plastic containers. Always follow container and fuel manufacturer guidelines for safe storage and pouring.

  • Suitable for gasoline, diesel and kerosene in approved jugs
  • Not a universal fit for every fuel can — check compatibility first
  • Replace components if they swell, crack or harden from exposure

Who is this for: This Scepter nozzle kit is ideal for homeowners, landscapers, boaters and mechanics who rely on portable fuel jugs and need a cost-effective way to restore reliable pouring and sealing. It’s also useful for facilities managers and fleets that maintain multiple mid-size plastic fuel containers and prefer to replace parts rather than whole cans.

FAQ

Q: Does this kit fit 5-gallon plastic gas cans?

A: Yes — the kit fits many plastic jugs from about 1½ up to 5 gallons, provided the can uses the listed neck and cap styles.

Q: Are tools required to install the parts?

A: No special tools are needed; parts are typically hand-installed by removing the old pieces and fitting the new components.