Series IIA fuel cap locking hasp fitting

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DeeDarRover

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Evening guys,

Quick (and maybe daft) question... I've recently bought a locking hasp for my Series IIA which will fit perfectly... What I didn't consider is that the screws holding the surround to the filler neck in place were machine screws and nuts rather than self-tappers... Am I right in thinking I'll have to remove the fuel tank to gain access to the nuts? I suppose I could always drill them out and rivet the hasp in place but it seems a bit of a drastic step...! If there's a short cut please let me know...! Cheers, Andy
 
I think you might be able to take off the cover over the filler hose and disconnect the filler hose from the cap, possibly you may be able to get it then but not sure
 
Evening guys,

Quick (and maybe daft) question... I've recently bought a locking hasp for my Series IIA which will fit perfectly... What I didn't consider is that the screws holding the surround to the filler neck in place were machine screws and nuts rather than self-tappers... Am I right in thinking I'll have to remove the fuel tank to gain access to the nuts? I suppose I could always drill them out and rivet the hasp in place but it seems a bit of a drastic step...! If there's a short cut please let me know...! Cheers, Andy

Steel pop rivets would be more secure than self tappers ... :confused: :D
 
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