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southerly95
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Locking petrol cap

Post by southerly95 »

Our Traveller came with a Waso locking petrol cap which I would like to revert back to standard. There is a adapter/collar on the top of the petrol filler pipe which I cannot shift, any ideas? I guess heat is a no-no :lol:
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Post by 8009STEVE »

I think it is held on with 1 or 2 screws. If not, then careful use of a hacksaw.
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Post by stevey »

locking collars are held on with tiny screws just unscrew then and lift out.

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Post by Kevin »

You can always remove the upper part from the flexible pipe as its only held in place with a jubilee clip and then you can see exactly whats what with a lot better access.
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Post by smh582003 »

If you donnt want the old collar can I have it please. I will obviously pay for the postage.
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Post by Robins »

You might regret changing it when you find your petrols been sucked out during the night. Aparently minis with the flip lid style caps are having this trouble at moment.
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Post by mattcmgb »

Agreed Robins, I have had this twice on my pickup in the last month :evil: , price of petrol drives people to it I guess.
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Post by d_harris »

Thats Havant for you though Matt! :lol:


Then again, I got stung for that in Totton - had all of about a fivers worth syphoned from a car i'm working on.

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Post by Mogwai »

Good job ive already got a chav resistant cap fitted then
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