Replacing Fuel Door with Aftermarket
02-19-2018, 04:37 PM
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Replacing Fuel Door with Aftermarket
I asked this a couple of months ago with limited response, so I thought I would give it another whirl before the new fuel door I bought turns into another garage ornament.
Anyone have some easy to follow steps regarding removing and replacing stock door?
If you've done it, how difficult?
I'm looking and I have some since of what needs to get done but it appears I'll have to remove the rear fender, which I would prefer not to take on. Any thoughts/suggestions appreciated.
Anyone have some easy to follow steps regarding removing and replacing stock door?
If you've done it, how difficult?
I'm looking and I have some since of what needs to get done but it appears I'll have to remove the rear fender, which I would prefer not to take on. Any thoughts/suggestions appreciated.
02-25-2018, 06:24 PM
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If you have the time, how about posting up the info you received - it could help out someone else. 
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03-04-2018, 02:04 PM
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The information is the courtesy of Red Dwarf, which I was able to use and replace my gas lid without any hassle. The screw in the back is a bit of a PIA, but you'll get it with patience. Thanks Red Dwarf for the help!
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