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A device for capping a supplying opening of a fuel-tank of a motor vehicle or the like, comprises a capping outer casing of T-shaped cross section, and cylinder-lock means centrally mounted inside the outer casing for holding and releasing a locking condition, wherein although a distance frictionall

A device for capping a supplying opening of a fuel-tank of a motor vehicle or the like, comprises a capping outer casing of T-shaped cross section, and cylinder-lock means centrally mounted inside the outer casing for holding and releasing a locking condition, wherein although a distance frictionally driven by respective projections mounted on a rotary member against resilient force is fully, automatically relaxed to permit respective locking bars to be projected for locking and thus, the device is locked when a key fitted in cylinder-lock means is left in a free condition, the key fitted is arranged to be not detachable from cylinder-lock means without further manual actuation thereof in the same direction of the free returning direction thereof.

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A device for capping a supplying opening of a fuel-tank of a motor vehicle and the like, comprises a capping outer casing, including a covering portion for covering an upper peripheral surface of said supplying opening therewith, a plug portion to be closely fitted to an inner surface of said supply

A device for capping a supplying opening of a fuel-tank of a motor vehicle and the like, comprises a capping outer casing, including a covering portion for covering an upper peripheral surface of said supplying opening therewith, a plug portion to be closely fitted to an inner surface of said supplying opening therewith, and means for maintaining said covering portion in a resilient condition when said covering portion is forcibly attached to said supplying opening, a pair of locking bars accommodated in a lower portion of said plug portion, said locking bar being backwardly positioned by resilient member to project from a shell of said plug portion, and cylinder-lock means mounted on said outer casing, said cylinder-lock means including a rotary member, a pair of lugs mounted on said rotary member for frictionally drIving said locking bars when said rotary member is actuated, and a detachable key for actuating said rotary member, said rotary member being arranged not to permit said key to be fitted thereto for actuating said rotary member and detached therefrom even after said locking bar being fully extended without further actuation thereof through said key beyond a autorelaxing state concerning said locking bar having been frictionally driven in an autorelaxing direction thereof.