My gas tank door doesn't lock...
#1
My gas tank door doesn't lock...
Anyone had this problem before? The rod that locks the door shifts back when I disarm and does shift forward when I arm my car. I assume the rod is misalign for some reason.
#2
huhhh...you say it shifts back when you disarm and forward when armed...that sounds correct...
#4
I noticed mine has done the same thing. I haven't addressed it yet as it doesn't bother me...yet.
#6
That is correct. If the car is unlocked, the fuel door is 'open/unlocked". If the car alarm is set/car locked, the fuel door is latched. However, when I set my alarm, I can open my fuel door. I don't recall if the latch was striking or not though.
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I had this too. It's a simple fix. Simply pull the locking rod out a little bit. The rod is being actuated but isn't engaging the hold down. For some reason my rod (I know, sounds kinky lol) had retracted a tiny bit in the unit (damn Harlequin Romance novel here lol). As I said just grasp it and pull it out a little bit a few mm maybe 1/8 inch. Mine's worked fine ever since.
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I had this too. It's a simple fix. Simply pull the locking rod out a little bit. The rod is being actuated but isn't engaging the hold down. For some reason my rod (I know, sounds kinky lol) had retracted a tiny bit in the unit (damn Harlequin Romance novel here lol). As I said just grasp it and pull it out a little bit a few mm maybe 1/8 inch. Mine's worked fine ever since.
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#13
I bought mine from the dealer, it was not $$$. Check out this link http://dcauto.gotdns.com:4000/illust...***=illo_title
#14
Thanks, the grommet is my problem. Some reason it broke and the rod cannot align itself to the slot on the door. Simple fix, or you can hold the door up slightly before arming.
#15
Maybe next Saturday when I go to Cars & Coffee in Jacksonville, Florida. I will have to check to see if they have it and if the parts dept is open on Saturday.
Great Thread!