Can't open fuel filler door
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Can't open fuel filler door
I hope someone can help me. I've got a 2001 Volvo V70, and I can't unlock the fuel filler door.
We've recently had some brutally cold weather, and I've encountered several quirky electronic problems--and I think they happened at the same time.
I can live with everything except not being able to open the fuel filler door.
The fuses are okay. I can't find the motor for the fuel filler door, and I don't think there's a manual release.
I'd appreciate any straightforward suggestions.
Thanks!
We've recently had some brutally cold weather, and I've encountered several quirky electronic problems--and I think they happened at the same time.
- I can't lock/unlock the rear locks.
- The fuel gauge always reads empty.
- The rear windshield wipers don't work.
- I can't open the fuel filler door.
I can live with everything except not being able to open the fuel filler door.
The fuses are okay. I can't find the motor for the fuel filler door, and I don't think there's a manual release.
I'd appreciate any straightforward suggestions.
Thanks!
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I assume that it's the same as my '95 850 that has a pin that slides through a tab with a hole in it that is part of the door??? Well, I had the problem a couple of times. My door tab was putting a little pressure on the pin and would not let the pin slide OUT when the doors were unlocked. If this is the case, push in on the door a little when you unlock the car with the remote. If that doesn't work, try pulling on the door a little when you unlock it.
Either way, you should be able to access the locking mechanissim from inside the car/trunk somehow. Behind a panel or the material inside the car/trunk.
Either way, you should be able to access the locking mechanissim from inside the car/trunk somehow. Behind a panel or the material inside the car/trunk.
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v70 fuel filler door won't open
I have a 2002 v70 xc & fuel filler door wouldn't open from the dash button. Fuse was ok so you have to open the little door in the cargo area, passenger side, remove the 2 composite covers ( 1 pulls out the other has a clip) supposedly there is suppossed to be a stainless steel wire connected to the solenoid that opens the door.......not on my car, but I was able to reach my hand up to the solenoid & pull the plunger back and the fuel filler door opened.
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