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Re: Removing Gas Cap
[Re: AlexKnoll]
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20/06/22 02:32 AM
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While I've not had my gas cap assembly off my M3W yet, I have two other cars with similar design 'Monza' style caps, and the top hinged portion of the cap is threaded onto the adaptor/base (the bit with the six screws). Normal RH thread, btw.
Last edited by Bitsobrits; 20/06/22 02:34 AM.
Steve Late 2012 M3W
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Re: Removing Gas Cap
[Re: AlexKnoll]
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20/06/22 02:58 AM
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Good quiestion. I tried to remove mine last year but ran in to the same problems. At the time I was trying to remove the lockable gas cap, which had been stuck. Luckily we finally got the locking cap out, so I gave up on removing the gas cap. I've since taken othes' advice and nver put the locking cap back in. But I'd like to hear how this is done anyways.
Craig - Texas, USA 2021 M3W
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Re: Removing Gas Cap
[Re: AlexKnoll]
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20/06/22 09:05 AM
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That's looks like the Newton Equipment 'Classic' range Newton Equipment
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Re: Removing Gas Cap
[Re: Bitsobrits]
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20/06/22 12:59 PM
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While I've not had my gas cap assembly off my M3W yet, I have two other cars with similar design 'Monza' style caps, and the top hinged portion of the cap is threaded onto the adaptor/base (the bit with the six screws). Normal RH thread, btw. That is good information, thank you.
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Re: Removing Gas Cap
[Re: AlexKnoll]
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20/06/22 01:12 PM
20/06/22 01:12 PM
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It certainly does look like a Newton unit. I reached out to them about disassembly.
I'm guessing the whole cap is threaded on but if it is, my god is it on tight. I'm probably going to try taking a spanner wrench to it to see if I can get any movement. I've looked for any sort of locking ring or pin without luck so far. They may have stuck some form of loctite on the threads. Perhaps a bit of heat ( heat blower rather than naked flame!) may help loosen it.
1972 4/4 4 seater - 3G Morganeer Too many ratty motorbikes
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