Fuel Cap Won't Open
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01-22-2021 | 03:18 AM
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01-22-2021 | 08:25 AM
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whatever 
.... rolmao... your response was to an obvious by the use of language responding to an English speaking member living in USA, so reading old English description of car parts and knowing this is not the first time using that old English vocabulary describing car parts on this forum and the location you placed as living my response was done jokingly, but I can see this world like every thing else has gone to hell!
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.... rolmao... your response was to an obvious by the use of language responding to an English speaking member living in USA, so reading old English description of car parts and knowing this is not the first time using that old English vocabulary describing car parts on this forum and the location you placed as living my response was done jokingly, but I can see this world like every thing else has gone to hell!grim_reaper's Avatar
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06-06-2021 | 05:36 PM
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Fuel door stuck - Solved
Fuel cap DOOR* won't open. I have a 2017 CX-5 with about 7k miles. The door isn't frozen. I've had someone else try and push/pull on it when pulling the cable. The cable is obviously loose (the fuel cap release goes way too far back) but I can hear the cable actuating the release on the door, it just won't release. I think the cable somehow came off the mechanism on the door. I've also tried release it with a credit card. Can anyone offer any insight? Can someone provide me a photo of their inner fuel door mechanism release? Everything online isn't high quality enough for me to see. I am really low on gas and I need to try and fix this before tomorrow. Thank you.
We have 2021 Mazda3. Fuel door does not have a cable release, just push release.
Try inside driver door lock release 1 or 2 times. It worked for us and fuel door popped open.
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