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Re: Removing a damaged locking gas cap [Re: kewlynx]
      #1267523 - 07/31/12 08:18 PM

Big slide hammer with a hefty sheet metal screw in the jaws. Screw the screw into the lock slot and slam the lock cylinder out, then unlock it with the right probe thingy.

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