My gas door will not stay open for me to fuel it. It locks and unlocks like it should but I would assume there should be a spring or something to hold it open. Mine just flops back closed if I let it go.
Any one have a idea or pics on how to address\fix this??
Don't know how to specifically address your problem (ie, how to fix it), but if you hold it open until you get the nozzle into the opening, wouldn't the nozzle hold it open for you while the tank filled?
Don't know how to specifically address your problem (ie, how to fix it), but if you hold it open until you get the nozzle into the opening, wouldn't the nozzle hold it open for you while the tank filled?
Yes but I'm sure its not suppose to work that way....plus that requires two hands and I am short on fingers on one hand. I also don't like the metal lid rubbing up against the gas handle....
I believe there is a simple piece of spring steel on the hinge that helps it stay open or closed. You may want to look at the parts diagram and see if you can find this.
Hmmm.... It looks like I have all those parts. I removed the spring and replaced it.
Seems to go in ok but the door still closes on its on....albeit faster with the spring on than with the spring off. I assumed the door was open and stay open by it self....am I missing something? Anyone have a clear pic of a working fuel door?