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Originally Posted by JKWH2SUT
Thanks for the replies. I thought the allen head screws may have been holding it on, but one of the heads on the screws rusted and fell off, so I thought those may have just been for looks. I tried to unscrew the others just to check, but I didn't want to try too hard thinking I would just break them off as well.
One other question. If I take the fuel door off, will it look like the other hummers with no fuel door or will there be holes there where the door originally was? I'm wanting to get rid of the chrome look and just go without a door, but I want to make sure it will still look factory before I go taking off the chrome door. Thanks again.
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My fuel door is held to the plastic fuel cap liner by allen screws and nuts, so it must be removed in one piece to get the door off.
- open the fuel door
- removed the gas cap
- removed the 3 small hex screws that surround the fuel fill
- grab the fuel door/liner assembly and twist (this sort of has a quarter turn twist lock into the body panel
- pull outward (after the twist) to remove the entire assembly
To answer your question, no. If you removed the fuel door you will have a liner and no trim to fill the body gap. The style of fuel fill your thinking of is actually a part on it's own. A black liner/bezel replacement without a fuel door. You should be able to pick up one of these off ebay, although I've never looked.
I looked, here is a chrome one.. didn't see any in black