1. When the left-side sliding door is opened (1), a spring returns the cancel lever to its original position (2).
2. The movement of the cancel lever causes the end of the link to slide through the hole in the release lever (3).
3. The end of the link comes apart from the contact of the open lever. (The release lever and the open lever come apart.)
4. This cuts off the motion of the release lever (4), preventing the fuel-filler lid from opening.
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1
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Sliding door
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2
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Sliding door stopper
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3
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Fuel-filler lid opener
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4
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Cancel lever
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5
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Spring
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6
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Release lever
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7
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Link
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8
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Open lever
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9
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Fuel-filler lid
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10
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Sec. A-A
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5. When the sliding door is closed, the link end engages with the open lever, Whereby the release moves with the open lever as one unit. This makes the fuel-filler lid open.
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1
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Fuel-filler lid opener
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2
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Fuel-filler lid opener cable
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3
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To fuel-filler lid opener lever
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4
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Release lever
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5
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Link
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6
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Open lever
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7
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Latch
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8
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Fuel-filler lid
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9
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Sec. A-A
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1
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Fuel- filler lid
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2
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Stopper control lever
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3
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Sliding door stopper
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4
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Lever A
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5
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Lever B
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6
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Sliding door
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7
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Sec. A-A (close fuel-filler lid)
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8
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Sec. A-A (open fuel-filler lid)
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