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My Uncle's square body chevy has two stuck locking gas caps. I haven't actually looked at the caps... been a little laid up but it sounds to me like the internal mechnisem is frozen so I don't even know if drilling it out will work. Got any other techniques to pull one of these caps without out damaging the filler neck, don't care about saving the cap.
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First thought was 'break-out-the-angle-grinder' BUTT......gas fumes/gas tank nearby makes me re-think that thought...
Any way to get on it with some type of spanner wrench ?
Maybe hammer & chisel.(get primitive with it ! )
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The answer is on youtube. I had to remove one, I knocked the center locking mechanism out, and it losened it up enough it just turned out, so I didn't have to do step two. It's very easy to bypass them.
I'm glad you are back home and feeling better. Lay low for a while and get yourself healed up!
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If they are the kind that the outer "cap" rotates freely until the key is turned, just drill a hole a little off center deep enough to go into the mechanism, put a rod in it and turn.
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