Lockable fuel & DEF caps or lockable fuel door?
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I found one on Amazon. When it's locked, the cap just spins in place. I keep the oem cap in the vehicle just in case. It's something of a pain, but the HPFP on these trucks is just to expensive to risk failure because some punk pours water in the tank.
I may be a little paranoid, but someone will have to work harder to vandalize my truck engine.
k
I may be a little paranoid, but someone will have to work harder to vandalize my truck engine.
k
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How about an rv type cam-lock you drill and mount on the door ?
Not the brightest bulb in the closet but here's how to size, etc -->
While I haven't felt the need for it... that might be an easy install that can be painted to match...
on edit -- the wife's new Explorer sport not only doesn't have a lock, it doesn't have a filler cap... just the sealable 'hole' that you push the fuel handle through to fill -->
Not the brightest bulb in the closet but here's how to size, etc -->
While I haven't felt the need for it... that might be an easy install that can be painted to match...
on edit -- the wife's new Explorer sport not only doesn't have a lock, it doesn't have a filler cap... just the sealable 'hole' that you push the fuel handle through to fill -->
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How about an rv type cam-lock you drill and mount on the door ?
Not the brightest bulb in the closet but --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnUoEH5kf9U
While I haven't felt the need for it... that might be an easy install that can be painted to match...
Not the brightest bulb in the closet but --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnUoEH5kf9U
While I haven't felt the need for it... that might be an easy install that can be painted to match...
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That looks great! Is it a simple RV-type lock? Curious how the latch looks--can you upload an inside-view picture and any instructions/tips? Thanks!
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I will try to get a picture of the inside of the door uploaded and a write up on the install today.
The lock is the same type as an RV lock, but I bought if from a local hardware store because I wanted to make sure that it had a stainless steel cylinder. I'll also post the dimensions of the lock, cam, etc.
The lock is the same type as an RV lock, but I bought if from a local hardware store because I wanted to make sure that it had a stainless steel cylinder. I'll also post the dimensions of the lock, cam, etc.
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As you Guys all call it, "that big ol ugly chrome door", I put an AMR chrome locking door on my truck. Matches all the other chrome. The only problem with is, it came with a generic RV CH751 lock and key. Anybody can get these keys at an RV supplier. I installed one of those 'round' key cam locks on mine.
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I will try to get a picture of the inside of the door uploaded and a write up on the install today.
The lock is the same type as an RV lock, but I bought if from a local hardware store because I wanted to make sure that it had a stainless steel cylinder. I'll also post the dimensions of the lock, cam, etc.
The lock is the same type as an RV lock, but I bought if from a local hardware store because I wanted to make sure that it had a stainless steel cylinder. I'll also post the dimensions of the lock, cam, etc.
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Here is the one I bought off Amazon. A few people on the forums have these, and I haven't had any problems with mine.
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Here is the one I bought off Amazon. A few people on the forums have these, and I haven't had any problems with mine.
Amazon.com: Stant 10510D Diesel Locking Fuel Cap: Automotive
Amazon.com: Stant 10510D Diesel Locking Fuel Cap: Automotive