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Hey guys,

just posting here for a mate. is there a locking fuel cap available for an R34 GT-T? If so where can you buy them? Is there one from a vehicle made here (e.g. patrol or something) that will fit?

Either reply to this email or PM raps86

Cheers

Nick

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Hey Nick,

my best guess would be the wreckers mate

try try sss automotive or something

:(

thanks man..i'll give sss a call..

yeah the guy that needs it is the one that was going to buy the r34 suspension off you cos someone syphoned some fuel out of his car

hey cus thanks for trying to find out 4 me. i got the partnumber and rang nissan and they said that part number will fit on the d22 navara, n15 and n16 pulsars and the patrol from 04 or up till 04 cant remember so if any1 else want 1 ask for a cap 2 suit 1 of these vehicles.

hey cus thanks for trying to find out 4 me. i got the partnumber and rang nissan and they said that part number will fit on the d22 navara, n15 and n16 pulsars and the patrol from 04 or up till 04 cant remember so if any1 else want 1 ask for a cap 2 suit 1 of these vehicles.

all good man glad i could help (kinda) :woot:

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