Does the Corolla fuel tank have an anti-theft net?

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Carrie
07/30/25 8:38am
Corolla fuel tank does not have an anti-theft net. Introduction to anti-theft fuel tank: When the fuel tank cap is damaged, the suction pipe cannot enter the interior of the fuel tank, and hard objects cannot puncture the wire mesh through the curved part of the fuel filler neck, completely solving the problem of fuel theft with this new type of fuel tank. Function of anti-theft fuel tank: This fuel tank overcomes the shortcomings of existing fuel tanks that use exposed locks which are easily broken for oil theft or have straight-type anti-theft wire mesh installed inside the fuel filler neck that can be punctured by hard objects leading to fuel theft. When the fuel tank cap of this anti-theft fuel tank is damaged, the suction pipe cannot enter the interior of the fuel tank, and hard objects cannot puncture the wire mesh through the curved part of the fuel filler neck, completely solving the problem of fuel theft.
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