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'''Stiff filler cap'''
'''Stiff filler cap'''
(penned by Covkid):


This is basically a cleaning/disassembly. After a time, filler caps can be stiff to turn.
This is basically a cleaning/disassembly. After a time, filler caps can be stiff to turn.


If you remove the filler cap and flip it over, you'll see a small pin through the red plastic housing.  
If you remove the filler cap and flip it over, you'll see a small pin through the red plastic housing.
 
[[File:petrol1.jpg]]


Push this through and the whole assembly comes apart.
Push this through and the whole assembly comes apart.


The last part is a steel washer which invariably gets corroded, hampering the movement of the filler cap when you turn it.  
[[File:petrol2.jpg]]
 
The last part is a steel washer which invariably gets corroded, hampering the movement of the filler cap when you turn it.
 
[[File:petrol3.jpg]] 


Remove all the rust and coat lightly with grease (ideally silicone grease if you have it) then reassemble
Remove all the rust and coat lightly with grease (ideally silicone grease if you have it) then reassemble

Revision as of 18:29, 26 August 2017

Stiff filler cap

(penned by Covkid):

This is basically a cleaning/disassembly. After a time, filler caps can be stiff to turn.

If you remove the filler cap and flip it over, you'll see a small pin through the red plastic housing.

Push this through and the whole assembly comes apart.

The last part is a steel washer which invariably gets corroded, hampering the movement of the filler cap when you turn it.

Remove all the rust and coat lightly with grease (ideally silicone grease if you have it) then reassemble