Fuel cap hassle

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Ok,here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK75O41q1Eo

Happy to take questions after you watch it and LIKE the vid.. :)
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Great mod. Nice and simple to do as well. A gas strut on the seat to self open next?
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Alibally wrote:Great mod. Nice and simple to do as well. A gas strut on the seat to self open next?
Actually....couple of days ago I've ordered 13g dr pulleys sliders and I came across gas strut for the seat at only $16! So I've ordered it as we'll.. :)
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Lol Vlad your crazy
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Mgalutia88 wrote:Lol Vlad your crazy
Hardly crazy at $16 expenditure. I'm down to gn2's budget! :lol:
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ROFLOL

Ok ok
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Pcxdemon wrote:Ok,here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK75O41q1Eo

Happy to take questions after you watch it and LIKE the vid.. :)
YES!! Thank you much for the quick vid and nifty fix idea ;)
Of course I have a question :) What size is the shown spring?
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WhiteNoise wrote:
Pcxdemon wrote:Ok,here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK75O41q1Eo

Happy to take questions after you watch it and LIKE the vid.. :)
YES!! Thank you much for the quick vid and nifty fix idea ;)
Of course I have a question :) What size is the shown spring?
:ugeek: Improvising....love it!
Spring is about inch and a half,it was by luck a random spring sitting in drawer that while ago i thought this could come in handy so i saved it...Spring can be longer, it wouldn't matter if it is..
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Is that the normal direction of opening for the fuel door PCXDemon? My 150 opens the opposite direction. It opens towards the front.
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Mgalutia88 wrote:Is that the normal direction of opening for the fuel door PCXDemon? My 150 opens the opposite direction. It opens towards the front.
Yea,non esp 125's open towards the seat.
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Pcxdemon wrote:
WhiteNoise wrote:
Pcxdemon wrote:Ok,here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK75O41q1Eo

Happy to take questions after you watch it and LIKE the vid.. :)
YES!! Thank you much for the quick vid and nifty fix idea ;)
Of course I have a question :) What size is the shown spring?
:ugeek: Improvising....love it!
Spring is about inch and a half,it was by luck a random spring sitting in drawer that while ago i thought this could come in handy so i saved it...Spring can be longer, it wouldn't matter if it is..
Thanks again! I will rummage through my bits and pieces....before Spring 4 a spring ;)
Cheers 2ya!
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Thanks again! I will rummage through my bits and pieces....before Spring 4 a spring ;)
Cheers 2ya![/quote]

No worries, did you "like" the vid afterwards? Would be nice to get some more likes especially if it was useful to someone...
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Sorry PCXdemon, my oversight. Now done! I "liked" it ;) Thanks agin
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Here's another solution: http://japan.webike.net/products/21306773.html

Looks like it'd work well. It fits the original 125, not sure if it'd fit the eSP 125.
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Nice part. Looks like I could make one though.
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I made one. I only used one spring though as that was enough. I used a bit of galvanised tin plate bent to shape, a spring I had lying about a work and a bolt and a couple of nuts.

It works great. No buggering about at the filling station now.
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Alibally wrote:I made one. I only used one spring though as that was enough. I used a bit of galvanised tin plate bent to shape, a spring I had lying about a work and a bolt and a couple of nuts.

It works great. No buggering about at the filling station now.
It used to be called cottaging back in the day...
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There's nothing better than fingering yer flap with a leather glove on.
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Alibally wrote:There's nothing better than fingering yer flap with a leather glove on.
Erm...?
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