anyone have locking fuel doors??
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 8:14:01 AM
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bonzaiii
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I do like that rear bumper guard, where did you find that? As for the locking fuel door I prefer the black accessories to the chrome ones for my rig, that being said I like the look of the factory locking fuel door so much that it may end up being the only piece of chrome I put on the entire truck.
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 8:38:40 AM
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tmoody
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i'm with you on that......i'm mixing some chrome (door handles and grille) with mostly black accessories but might do the chrome gas cover.
anyway, the rear guard was at Teaka toys, but sure that G-style and others can get as well as it's made by Steelcraft.
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 9:21:17 AM
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BassGear
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Locking fuel door is a must!
Too many haters, so you can't be too careful
< Message edited by BassGear -- 8/23/2007 9:46:10 AM >
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 9:32:09 AM
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StarsnBars
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Locking fuel door was the first extra for me. Install was a breeze. Also I have that Steelcraft rear bumper guard. Its a handy item for extra stepping area on the bumper when Im loading the top rack and has saved my rear bumper at work a couple of times.( alot of people are still asleep when they park in the morning ) Very well made and strong. Wasnt sure I would like it when I got it, but its still on there and holding up well. Always figured I could use it as a boat anchor if I didnt like it.
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 10:09:09 AM
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Steve #1
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ORIGINAL: tmoody
I like the OEM look, but it just makes me nervous to not have a locking door covering the fuel resevoir. anyone have one that can comment??
Unless you're worried about someone putting something in your tank, I wouldn't be concerned with having a lock.
< Message edited by Steve #1 -- 8/23/2007 10:12:36 AM >
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 10:35:48 AM
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ikao
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ORIGINAL: BassGear
Locking fuel door is a must!
Too many haters, so you can't be too careful
agreed. I was told that the tank is anti-siphon, but being at school, I'm not so much worried about people trying to steal gas out of the tank as drunken idiots shoving stuff in there.
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 10:41:26 AM
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Doc Olds
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StarsnBars: Dude that is a sweet looking 3. I think the GM/Hummer chrome door had a part number change and now does not have the lock. Dealers might have an old one in stock though. Mine is the new one, no lock, but I do like the chrome door over the stock hole w/ cap.
tmoody: I like the rear guard, but I also saw something similar that just goes in the hitch receiver, can't remember where, and no I am not thinking of the little step/bumper guard thing.
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 10:45:32 AM
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tmoody
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right, that's what i'm thinking, better to be safe now then someone thinking it's funny to stick a whole bunch of crap down the hose.
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 11:02:02 AM
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mkielbas
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Rear bumper guard would be a nice addition. Does it decrease departure angle or not?
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 12:29:10 PM
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alrock
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check out this thread, may help you out. Lots of styles out there and different brands have different installation. http://www.hummerforums.com/m_76869/tm.htm
Locking chrome fuel door, smooth w/o any extra detail like hex screws, etc. Installed by dealer
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RE: anyone have locking fuel doors?? - 8/23/2007 2:50:07 PM
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Heysdad
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Hey Bonzaiii, where did you get that awesome front bar you have?
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