
On the floor near the driver's seat door of the Reiz, there are two flip-up switches that can be operated. The larger one towards the front controls the trunk opening, while the smaller one towards the rear is the switch for opening the fuel tank cover when flipped up. Below is some information about the Reiz: 1. In Japan, the MARK X is a sports car. After being domestically produced, the MARK-X was given a resounding Chinese name - Reiz, and the German word 'Reiz', meaning 'charm', also appears on the rear of the car. 2. The positioning range of this car (functional competitors, not just price) is very broad, ranging from the Volkswagen Bora priced around 100,000 RMB, to the Mazda6, Teana, Audi A4, and even the BMW 530i. Any car associated with sportiness can be considered as its competitor.

I remember when I first drove the Toyota Mark X (Reiz), I spent quite a while searching for the fuel tank lid switch. Eventually, I found a small lever located beneath the left door panel near the footrest area. A gentle pull is all it takes to unlock the fuel tank lid. This design prioritizes convenience and safety, preventing drivers from fumbling for buttons inside the cabin. As practical driving advice, I recommend new car owners to first consult the owner's manual, which contains illustrated instructions. In fact, most Toyota vehicles follow this layout, aiming to allow drivers to operate controls easily from their seated position without bending over. After opening the fuel tank lid, it's advisable to regularly clean the edges to prevent dust accumulation that might cause leaks. If the switch malfunctions, it's necessary to check the fuse or wiring, otherwise refueling could become problematic. Overall, once accustomed, this placement feels quite ergonomic – it's both hassle-free and prevents accidental activation.

When refueling the Reiz, the fuel tank cap switch is located on the floor to the left of the driver's seat, approximately at calf height, and is a round pull knob. You can easily feel it by reaching down while seated. This position is well-chosen to prevent children from tampering with it, reducing safety risks. As someone who pays close attention to details while driving, I always check that the switch is functioning properly before refueling to avoid being unable to open the fuel tank cap on the road. A related reminder is that the Reiz's fuel tank is made of plastic-coated steel, so handle the switch gently and avoid pulling hard to prevent damaging the sealing ring. Additionally, if the switch gets stuck in cold weather, don't force it; try warming it up before use. Remember, checking this part during regular maintenance can prevent sudden issues. Keeping the operation simple ensures a smooth journey.

For Reiz owners, the fuel tank cap switch is commonly located on the inner side of the driver's door frame, specifically on the panel next to the left leg. Simply press the button to open it. The operation is straightforward, and I recommend cleaning it regularly to prevent dust buildup that may affect its function. If you're a beginner, familiarize yourself with its location before driving to refuel.


