Modern Vespa : Fuel Cap Venting for a Vespa 65 VBB

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OP 65VBB2T UTC details Enthusiast 65 VBB2T Joined: UTC Posts: 70 Location: Clarksville, TN
OP 65VBB2T Enthusiast 65 VBB2T Joined: UTC Posts: 70 Location: Clarksville, TN	UTC quote I recently came across a posting discussing the importance of venting the fuel cap. Which sent me off to check mine. I have a restored 65 VBB with a vent hole that was plugged during the restoration. Does the vent hole go straight through the cap or is hole to the outside offset from the one in the bottom of the cap? Are both holes about 1/8 inch? Thanks

garncarz UTC details Molto Verboso 1964 Allstate Cruisaire, 2022 Husqvarna Vitpilen 401, 1955 BMW R50 Joined: UTC Posts: 1202 Location: York, PA (the intellectual center of the universe)
garncarz Molto Verboso 1964 Allstate Cruisaire, 2022 Husqvarna Vitpilen 401, 1955 BMW R50 Joined: UTC Posts: 1202 Location: York, PA (the intellectual center of the universe)	UTC quote About half way down the first page Vespa VBB 150 fuelling issue?