Gas Cap Release Line
06-08-2004, 08:56 AM
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Gas Cap Release Line
Could someone please give me a How To on how to replace the cable that goes from the gas cap release lever on the driver side floor to the gas cap. My broke and I cant open my gas cap! Thanks
Ps - It is a 95 SE
Ps - It is a 95 SE
06-08-2004, 03:49 PM
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Did you bother reading the stickies? Did you bother getting a chiltons, or hayes manual? Did you give this post enough time?
Get the manual obviousley you could always follow the cable back to the latch manually and figure it out or you could ask a nissan mechanic.
Are you done crying yet?
Proph
Get the manual obviousley you could always follow the cable back to the latch manually and figure it out or you could ask a nissan mechanic.
Are you done crying yet?
Proph
06-08-2004, 04:33 PM
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There is no sticky on this topic..believe me i spent almost 2 hours going throught them to look before i posted. I did read a chiltons and it wasnt much help.. I thought that maybe someone did it before and could just give me advice before i go ripping apart the interior of my car.....As far as time...i just see other posts about a Hooked up Honda Accord with the crapiest tail lights i ever seen...got 50 replies to it in like 2 hours...and i got like 2 views of my post never mind any replies.....I just dont appreciate checking for a reply and getting something like you just wrote that is ZERO help and you are obviously not being positive to this community. You are just telling me to not even bother posting or participate in this forum and try to figure it our myself. I dono last time i checked thats what a great website like this is for...so people can help other people with advice and tips on something they may have run into as well. It surely should not be a place where i see a lot of people use it...To tell everyone to read stickys..and try to find the info everywhere.....Where is common human decency these days...in the old adage...if you dont have anything nice to say dont say anything at all. Maybe people need a lesson in manors...or to stop hating everyone and start helping others.... Thats the end of my rant....Sorry for the length...replies like the one above this just tick me off and it reminds me that some people can just be bitter and go around posting negative replies
06-08-2004, 04:50 PM
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I gotta say, your bump did sound a little sarcastic. Threads like the accord one get so many responses because they require no actual knowledge/experience, not that there's anything wrong with that, they can be fun too. I guess what I'm trying to say is that you don't need to get ticked off that nobody helped you, it's just that nobody has experience with this. Guess you'll be a pioneer and can help the next person with this problem. Good luck.
06-08-2004, 04:59 PM
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From Haynes manual:
http://img78.photobucket.com/albums/...t/DSC00688.jpg
http://img78.photobucket.com/albums/...t/DSC00689.jpg
Good luck
http://img78.photobucket.com/albums/...t/DSC00688.jpg
http://img78.photobucket.com/albums/...t/DSC00689.jpg
Good luck
06-08-2004, 06:41 PM
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Hey Kinger,
See what maxin it posted?
Didnt I say did you read the manual? Did I say read chiltons, or hayes. There is your answer.
How else could I be helpful? You want me to do it for you? You want me wipe away your tears?
You were being unappreciative the whole time, not everyone is going to know what to do for every scenerio. Thats why there are mechanics and manuals. See I was HELPING you by pointing you in the right direction.
lol
Proph
See what maxin it posted?
Didnt I say did you read the manual? Did I say read chiltons, or hayes. There is your answer.
How else could I be helpful? You want me to do it for you? You want me wipe away your tears?
You were being unappreciative the whole time, not everyone is going to know what to do for every scenerio. Thats why there are mechanics and manuals. See I was HELPING you by pointing you in the right direction.
lol
Proph
06-08-2004, 06:42 PM
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Also in most cities you can go to the local library and get a hayes or chiltons manual for your car.
Also its not being a smart *** in the response. I told you to read the stickies, or read the manuals or ask a mechanic because I want you to help yourself. This forum is full of redundancy. I mean look at it, just filled with the same questions over and over again. As for your comments about people being decent and helping. You little remark is rude on the aspect that you say "Gee thanks for the help" Im sorry I didnt know that everyone on these forums were being paid to help you. My point is everyone here is an enthiuasit and do it for fun. So you cant simply be rude because your answer question hasnt been answered in 15 mins.
Proph
Also its not being a smart *** in the response. I told you to read the stickies, or read the manuals or ask a mechanic because I want you to help yourself. This forum is full of redundancy. I mean look at it, just filled with the same questions over and over again. As for your comments about people being decent and helping. You little remark is rude on the aspect that you say "Gee thanks for the help" Im sorry I didnt know that everyone on these forums were being paid to help you. My point is everyone here is an enthiuasit and do it for fun. So you cant simply be rude because your answer question hasnt been answered in 15 mins.
Proph
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