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Fuel cap
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Re: Fuel cap
Can´t do that either with my fat, crooked fingers.
But I have somebody who can
But I have somebody who can
Cheers, Uli
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Re: Fuel cap
deka wrote:Anyone got good advice on fitting a new fuel cap ie pushing the fitting pin in. Don’t want to damage the tank But if there’s a smart way to do it I am all ears
Use a small flat metal driver e.g. a straight allen key with a little grease on the pin and then gentle tap with a pin hammer - oh, and don't hold your breath for too long!!
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Phil Churchett's 1976 Z900 A4: PRE 2R https://www.flickr.com/photos/115740825@N05/albums/72157680116996884
1973 XL250 K0 Motosport: UKX 73L
2023 R1250 GSA
Previous Zeds: Z750B1 Twin, Z650B1, Z750E
Re: Fuel cap
i use a anti tamper torx bit with the holder the roll pin fits inside the torx bit & prevents it slipping of when you tap it in
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