Exactly. That's what he's supposed to use for a Jerry can.
The jerry cans I have came with those but they won’t work to fill the tank.
My fuel door doesn’t have this sticker, so thank youActually, it’s a great question that most people probably couldn’t answer. Unfortunately, how to fill from a ”jerry can” is depicted on the inside of the fuel filling compartment door.
My interpretation of this pictogram is “Read the instruction manual”!
I get 13.7-14.5 mpg so having extra fuel on board is nice. Jerry cans are more convenient than having a large storage container for fuel in your garage. Oh and the answer to your question is Bourbon.
As a 2-dr owner, the fuel tank is 16 gallons (16.9 actual). Daily driving on pavement, I average 20 mpg. Offroad, it drops considerably 8-10 mpg depending on conditions. So while a tank of gas is adequate while in range of service stations getting 20 mpg, a day offroad may be cutting it close. Now, if one is traveling offroad for extended days, then it is imperative that additional fuel is carried. A Rotopax is more as insurance/emergency use as it is only 2 gallons. A Jerry can holds 5 gallons. Derek (The OP) is getting SRQ's Dual Carrier bumper which can hold (2) 5 gallon Jerry cans. If you don't need the fuel capacity, then you can carry potable water for camping.
