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  • Gas Cap 101 - Warrior - How to Assemble

    Slideshow presentation of a disassembled stock Warrior cap being assembled and my tools of choice. I didn't remove the Spring Latch and 2-split roll pins that retain the cap & outer aluminum body or the small key interlock tab and fine spring. These parts are visible except for the fine spring...
    Posted to Technical Discussion (Forum) by AlanH on 01-29-2008
    Filed under: How to, Gas Cap

  • Gas Cap Hardware Upgrade

    Credit acknowledged to hirmler for his Gas cap mod : http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=48859 To add the finishing touches to my Gas Cap - Two Tone ... : http://www.rswarrior.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=48301 i replaced the soc hd cap screws w/SS flat hd soc screws and aluminum round...
    Posted to Installed Warrior Modifications and accessories (Forum) by AlanH on 09-19-2007
    Filed under: How to, Gas Cap

  • Re: Gas Cap Hardware Upgrade

    jimmy2 ... the bolt @ 12:00 o'clock is a dummy screw and is held on by a nut on the back of the flange [:0] EDITED: 4 ~ cap screws hold the cap to the top of the tank [ ] 1 ~ cap screw under the cap @ 5:00 o'clock [B)] oops quote: Originally posted by jimmy2 Looks clean, I cant get one of the...
    Posted to Installed Warrior Modifications and accessories (Forum) by AlanH on 09-19-2007
    Filed under: How to, Gas Cap

  • Gas Cap - Two Tone ...

    With some grunt work, using file & sand paper , the outer ridged flange of the gas cap can be smoothed out for a more streamlined look. It makes a big difference in the appearance of the cap. In my case i choose to polish selected parts to achieve a two tone appearance. Painting could also be...
    Posted to Installed Warrior Modifications and accessories (Forum) by AlanH on 02-12-2007
    Filed under: How to, Gas Cap

  • Re: Tank Venting Question

    EDITED: Tim, Yes, the cap has a built in vent. When you open the gas cap on the hinged side is a small ORANGE silicone tubular nipple that forms a flexible bridge between the gas tank and the bottom of the cap. The nipple snaps into the outer aluminum ring of the OEM part to accomplish this function...
    Posted to Technical Discussion (Forum) by AlanH on 01-25-2008
    Filed under: Fuel Tank, Gas Cap
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