Piper 100/130 Fuel Placard, 17 Gal (Set of 2)
$18.00
This Piper 100/130 fuel placard set is a two-piece exterior decal marking 100/130 avgas and a 17 U.S. gallon usable capacity, printed to match the original Piper fuel filler cap markings. Thermally printed on durable 3M cast vinyl with a fuel- and UV-resistant Tedlar over-laminate.
Overview
This Piper 100/130 fuel placard set marks the approved fuel grade (100/130 avgas) and usable tank capacity (17 U.S. gallons) at the fuel filler cap, giving worn or faded originals a clean, factory-correct replacement. Each order includes two placards—one for each wing fuel filler cap. Each set is manufactured to meet or exceed the material and performance requirements of the original placards.
Compatibility
These placards are made to meet the requirements of the original Piper fuel filler cap markings for 100/130 at a 17-gallon usable capacity.
Applicable models:
- PA-32-260 Cherokee Six
- PA-32-300 Cherokee Six
If you’d like to confirm fitment for your aircraft, please contact us.
This information is a guide. Your aircraft’s POH/AFM and the Piper parts manual are the final authority—confirm the approved fuel grade, usable capacity, and the correct placard for your model and serial number before ordering.
Materials & installation
- Thermally printed on 3M Scotchcal 220 high-performance cast vinyl for durable, professional-quality aircraft markings that stand up to weather, temperature extremes, and regular use—from −40°F to 225°F.
- Sealed with a Tedlar over-laminate for fuel- and UV-resistance and extreme durability—stands up to fuel, chemicals, abrasion, and sun exposure.
- Pre-cut and ready to apply—no trimming with a razor blade or scissors.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Piper 100/130 fuel placard show the fuel type or the usable capacity?
Both. On later Piper models, the required fuel filler cap marking is the minimum approved fuel grade—the fuel type—and the usable-capacity figure is no longer required. Earlier placards listed both. We print the approved grade together with the usable-gallon figure, because many pilots find the capacity a handy reference at the filler cap even though only the fuel-type marking is required today.
What’s included?
A set of two identical fuel placards—one for each wing fuel filler cap.
How is it installed?
Each placard uses a peel-and-stick pressure sensitive adhesive. Clean the surface, peel the backing, and press it into place near the fuel filler cap—no trimming required.
How do I confirm this placard is correct for my aircraft?
Your aircraft’s POH/AFM and the Piper parts manual are the final authority. Check them for the approved fuel grade, usable capacity, and the original placard for your specific model and serial number. If you’d like a hand, contact us with your model and serial number and we’ll point you to the right set.
Additional information
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Reviews
Product reviews are on the way — we’re setting up reviews for individual placards.
In the meantime, see what Piper owners say about our placards and our service on our Testimonials page, and across the Piper owner forums and community groups where customers share their experience.