
Locking petrol cap
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Locking petrol cap
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 

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If you donnt want the old collar can I have it please. I will obviously pay for the postage.
Steve
Steve

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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.
cheers, Daniel
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