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I put them on hand tight and so far neither of my own generators have any issues with the fuel water separator leaking. I can get them off with minor effort, not cuts, bruises, and I don't have to waste explosives. The one in the picture I posted was one of the worse ones I ever had to get...

I normally just take the side off since it is easier now with rivnuts. That way I can also check inside for any possible issues. I think I am going to add a side door that I can open without removing anything to just make this easy.

I guess the guys at GP tried to crank it and got a surprise as there was some fuel and fluids in it. They probably put the tag on it. Just thought it might brighten someones day that did conquer a problem that someone else gave up on and passed along to others.

Well I was thinking about all the things we find repairing our generators when I got one in with a fuel leak tag on the front panel. A 2008 with 200 hours, been thru reset and was looking really good. I wondered what required such a tag then I saw it when I opened the door and the fuel water...