Start with the pull handle and, using a putty knife gently pry under the leading edge to disengage the three plastic teeth shown on the right side of pic 6. Once these are free rotate the handle up and towards the door and remove it from the panel. Next, with a T25 remove the two screws securing the...

Buy a small rare earth magnet and apply it to the inside of the fuel door so it will be opposite the head of the upper left screw when the fuel door is closed (see pic). This works like a charm (I have not had my door flapping in the breeze since I did this) and has minimal cost.