Where is the car fuel tank cap switch located?
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Press the fuel tank cap lightly and it will pop open automatically. Refueling precautions: 1. When refueling: The engine should be turned off, do not make phone calls or play with mobile phones, and do not use open flames in the gas station. Do not make phone calls or play with mobile phones in the gas station. When refueling, always turn off the engine. If there are many people, you should queue up, and when queuing, be careful not to cut in line and maintain order. 2. When choosing fuel: When refueling, always choose gas stations with better fuel quality, and avoid those with poor fuel quality. If you use very low-quality gasoline for a long time, it will lead to increased carbon deposits in the engine. Not only should you choose gas stations with better fuel quality, but you should also select the correct gasoline grade.
I've been driving for over a decade, and the fuel tank cap switch is never in the same place. My old Volkswagen had a small lever near the driver's left foot—just pull it to open. Later, when I switched to a Toyota, it was hidden under the steering wheel like an inconspicuous button. Domestic cars take it even further; for example, the Haval H6 hides it in the door panel storage compartment. Last week, when I helped a neighbor move his car, his Tesla didn’t even have a physical switch—just unlock the car and press the fuel cap to pop it open. My advice is to ask the salesperson to point it out when you pick up a new car or check page 57 of the manual—there’s usually an illustration there. Oh, and if the switch doesn’t respond, chances are the wiring got crushed under the floor mat. Last time, I watched a mechanic at the dealership spend two whole hours dismantling the center console to reconnect the wires.
