09-01-06, 07:48 GMT+10#21
i know some cars (eg falcons) have a boot release and fuel cap release button in an individual cluster and i was thinking of adapting one of those but never got around to it.
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how to install a vn fuel cap cover with electronic release
Started by natho · 18 Feb 2005 · 28 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo (partial recovery). Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
19-03-07, 17:15 GMT+10#23
will be doing this for sure looks pretty basic so easy to diy great article
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20-03-07, 11:00 GMT+10#24
i helped my mate do this exact same thing a few months ago and it only takes about 1hour to do.
It gives a cleaner flatter look.
good work
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04-12-09, 05:08 GMT+10#25
The Falcon comes with a long cable you can manipulate, whereas the VL boot solenoid comes with a short rod. So it's not really suitable.
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04-12-09, 07:18 GMT+10#26
Im pretty sure the one i have here has a cable on it, maybe it wasnt originally off a VL? I know what you mean about the rod design, my other solenoid had the rod type.
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04-12-09, 17:20 GMT+10#28
So will the solenoid i have here work, being cable? is what i was getting at.
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04-12-09, 21:58 GMT+10#29
VK had cable i think. i went to pull a solenoid out of a vk the other week for the vl and noticed it had cable not rod. so i left it
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