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#1
09-30-2007, 09:13 PM
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Re: It's been a hard day - Damages so far
How did you break your fuel cap fool!
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#2
09-30-2007, 09:29 PM
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Re: It's been a hard day - Damages so far
Fuel Cap broken -very simply done:
A rock got stuck between my rear (driver side) wheel and the rear bumper. The wheel actualy grabed the rock to the top side of the gap between the wheel and body. These cause the fuel line that is attached to the cap to bend backwards. This caused the fuel cap to popout while the base of the cap got broken.
This alone is 100$ damage
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09-30-2007, 09:33 PM
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Re: It's been a hard day - Damages so far
Quote:
Originally Posted by Haiminger
Fuel Cap broken -very simply done:
A rock got stuck between my rear (driver side) wheel and the rear bumper. The wheel actualy grabed the rock to the top side of the gap between the wheel and body. These cause the fuel line that is attached to the cap to bend backwards. This caused the fuel cap to popout while the base of the cap got broken.
This alone is 100$ damage
You have to list some pics 
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09-30-2007, 09:49 PM
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Re: It's been a hard day - Damages so far
Me and my friend where busy trying to push out this rock and no one was able to take a picture also.
This all happned on a very steep hill, and If the truck would have moved a few inches the fuel line would have been totaly damaged.
I'll take a picture of my H3 (when I get it back from the garage) and try to show you exactly where the fuel line goes, and where the rock got stuck.
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