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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone know how to remove the fuel tank door. Mine has developed a rash and needs to be painted. Thanks

POST 2Original post

The instructions seem vague, but read like this: Insert a narrow screwdriver from above in front of the clip, press the fastening lug backwards and hold, and carefully pull off the filler flap upwards. Drawing looks only slightly less vague:

POST 3Original post

For rashes: 1. you need to keep that area dry with baby powder. 2. Apply cream as needed. or what Doug said. I really can't believe it but for the first time pictures are not necessary.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Doug, Thanks for the info, the drawing is a little vague. I'll check it out. As for the other reply, I'm sure there's another forum for personal hygiene. :-)

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