Why is the fuel tank flap on my Mercedes not opening?
When I turned the fuel filler flap key clockwise like the book said, it twisted off completely because it was made of some sort of cheap tin like material. I seemingly had no option and no way to refuel, and I was 450 miles away from the nearest mercedes dealership, and 1,100 miles from home.
How to open a gas cap that won’t open?
Step 1: Try to access the cable that triggers the lock behind the fuel door: If you have a cable operated lock, you might be able to open the door by removing the truck interior on the side where the fuel cell door is located and manually pulling the cable until the door “pops” unlock.
What does it mean when your EGR valve is stuck?
If your vehicle has stored a code P042F, it means that the powertrain control module (PCM) has detected a problem with the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve control system. In the case of the P042F, the valve appears (to the PCM) to be stuck in the closed position.
Is there a lock on the fuel tank flap?
They told me that there is no lock for the fuel tank flap, I told them there is a lock, it locks when the car is locked. Any help woyld be appreciated. The fuel filler flap certainly should lock with the central locking system on your car.
Where is the fuel filler flap on a Mercedes Benz?
Any help woyld be appreciated. The fuel filler flap certainly should lock with the central locking system on your car. My Owner’s Manual also describes an emergency release button/handle for this flap located in the trunk, behind the right side trim.
Why does my gas tank flap not open?
Hey guys…I’ve been out the loop for a few months. Was out the country on an emergency. But I’m back in the states. Today in Miami I was at a gas station, about to pump gas…I press my fuel tank flap and it won’t budge. I locked and unlocked the car numerous times and it still won’t open.
They told me that there is no lock for the fuel tank flap, I told them there is a lock, it locks when the car is locked. Any help woyld be appreciated. The fuel filler flap certainly should lock with the central locking system on your car.