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guys i went to open the fuel cap earlier today and the latch opened and felt weird. i had a look at the fuel tank door locking bit and it seems it isnt there....?

ive stuck on a couple of photos.. whats missing? how the hell did it happen? and most importantly, how do i fix it? dont want theiving scum syphoning my fuel :D

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Not sure how the fuel door works on a Skyline. On my 240sx I use a lever inside the car to open the fuel door. I have seen on other cars where the lever doesn't return all the way on its own and you have to help it by moving the lever back and forth.

Hope this helps.

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The catch, attached to the remote cable, has gone walkabouts in the 2nd / righthand of the 2 photos. It's supposed to poke its little nose through the square hole there.

You will need to remove the liner from the boot to get at it to fix

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