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Old 02-24-2015, 06:24 PM
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I'm looking for a new fuel filler cap for my '83 SC without much luck. I have tried both Pelican and Automation. Mine is a Euro spec car and the cap is a screw on cadmium plated (yellowish gold). The only ones I have found have a red plastic top. Anyone have any other sources. Thanks
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I think I got mine at autohausaz.com

Was a while ago tho
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These may not be correct but may work.....

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from...s+cap&_sacat=0
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Originally Posted by f4 plt
I'm looking for a new fuel filler cap for my '83 SC without much luck. I have tried both Pelican and Automation. Mine is a Euro spec car and the cap is a screw on cadmium plated (yellowish gold). The only ones I have found have a red plastic top. Anyone have any other sources. Thanks
Euro & US cars use the same caps. I've not tried the Dealer to see what versions (there are 3) are still available, but thats an option.

All of the SC's I've seen didn't use a threaded cap (screw down type, like '96 & later cars) unless you have something unique. The caps I've had here use two spring steel bars to lock the cap into place.

In those cases, I've removed the gasket and then had it yellow zinc plated to restore it.
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This LINK seems to be the current offering.


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Originally Posted by Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems
Euro & US cars use the same caps. I've not tried the Dealer to see what versions (there are 3) are still available, but thats an option. All of the SC's I've seen didn't use a threaded cap (screw down type, like '96 & later cars) unless you have something unique. The caps I've had here use two spring steel bars to lock the cap into place. In those cases, I've removed the gasket and then had it yellow zinc plated to restore it.
I believe mine screws down. It does click In the cap tho
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Do the SC caps sold on Ebay fit the Carrera 3.2?

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Question for Carrera 3.2 owners: What is the original fuel cap on the 3.2. The yellow plated metal cap or the plastic red-trimmed cap above?
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Do the SC caps sold on Ebay fit the Carrera 3.2?

From what I have learned while this is the OEM cap it has been superseded and the new cap is the one pictured above with the red plastic top. I would like to find an OEM cap. I do not get on ebay
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So you don't do eBay even if they just gave you a link to what you are looking for....wow...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MotoRad-Fuel...83cc02&vxp=mtr


Have you tried a Porsche dealer like Sunset Porsche in Oregon?
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Originally Posted by Wachuko
So you don't do eBay even if they just gave you a link to what you are looking for....wow...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MotoRad-Fuel...83cc02&vxp=mtr


Have you tried a Porsche dealer like Sunset Porsche in Oregon?
I have had my dealer inquire and it appears that only the red plastic top one is available.

As for eBay, I know it is hard for young people to accept but some of us over 70 don't do eBay, Facebook, Twitter etc, but we can still drive fast and with the same smile you have.
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Originally Posted by f4 plt
I have had my dealer inquire and it appears that only the red plastic top one is available.

As for eBay, I know it is hard for young people to accept but some of us over 70 don't do eBay, Facebook, Twitter etc, but we can still drive fast and with the same smile you have.
Would you like me to order it for you and send it?

Just send me an email with you address.

wachuko@yahoo.com

I would be happy to help
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Originally Posted by f4 plt
I have had my dealer inquire and it appears that only the red plastic top one is available.

As for eBay, I know it is hard for young people to accept but some of us over 70 don't do eBay, Facebook, Twitter etc, but we can still drive fast and with the same smile you have.
I found it at Porsche Classic:

Part No. 91120127200

http://www.classicshop.porsche.com/p...120127200.html

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53.89 for the same cap he can get at eBay for 12.00!!!

It is your money, and now you have two options. I can order it and have it shipped directly to you or you can buy it directly from Porsche.
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Originally Posted by Wachuko
53.89 for the same cap he can get at eBay for 12.00!!!

It is your money, and now you have two options. I can order it and have it shipped directly to you or you can buy it directly from Porsche.
The Ebay part seems slightly different.


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