manually opening the gas door
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Burning Brakes
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manually opening the gas door
Is there any way to do this. I had someone hook up a flameball for me and I think this might be the culprit, but i'm on reserve and need to open it.
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Re: manually opening the gas door (abraham)
Look inside your left rear corner of the rear compartment. There's a small cable (wire) with a black plastic tag on it. Just pull the cable and it will open your fuel door. :yesnod: :yesnod:
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Re: manually opening the gas door (Sensei Earl)
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the forum is much easier. Thanks for the response tx99frc.
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Hopefully you have found that 99% of the members are most than glad to help.
Sorry about that ... of course you are right, but I find it is amazing that people will spend this much on such a special car and then not spend a little time with the owners manual to really understand all the great features and engineering that have gone into it. But to each his own... I won't post such a response again... :blueangel:
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the forum is much easier. Thanks for the response tx99frc.
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Hopefully you have found that 99% of the members are most than glad to help.
Sorry about that ... of course you are right, but I find it is amazing that people will spend this much on such a special car and then not spend a little time with the owners manual to really understand all the great features and engineering that have gone into it. But to each his own... I won't post such a response again... :blueangel:
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Re: manually opening the gas door (Richin Chicago)
I won't post such a response again... :blueangel:
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Burning Brakes
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Re: manually opening the gas door (acepilot)
As they told us in flight school. RTFM (read the freaking manual)..,proper prior planning prevents pi$$ poor performance... keep posting the responses...
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Re: manually opening the gas door (acepilot)
When I was in the Army, it was "When all else fails, read the directions", and when all else fails, get a bigger hammer".
I have always considered this to be SOP (standard operating procedure).
But now we have the forum.
I have always considered this to be SOP (standard operating procedure).
But now we have the forum.
