Fuel Door Won't Open ...
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St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Fuel Door Won't Open ...
Traction Control button works, but no illumination. Anyone know if there's a fuse, other than 31 or 34 in the compartment fuse box? I checked those two & they were ok. It worked fine earlier .... now ... nada? My car's in pieces. I checked the connection, took the Fuel Door plug out, seats fine in the plug, etc. I'm glad I just filled up, but I'd hate to have to start using the manual release every time.
EDIT *** Sorry. I meant I checked 32.
EDIT *** Sorry. I meant I checked 32.
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Originally Posted by MyVetteDream
Traction Control button works, but no illumination. Anyone know if there's a fuse, other than 31 or 34 in the compartment fuse box? I checked those two & they were ok. It worked fine earlier .... now ... nada? My car's in pieces. I checked the connection, took the Fuel Door plug out, seats fine in the plug, etc. I'm glad I just filled up, but I'd hate to have to start using the manual release every time.
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You were right .. at 1AM 31, 32, 34, all seemed the same. It was 32! Thanks to you, I went back and rechecked. I love this place
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I had the same problem with my 97. Got tired of using the manual fuel door release so I ran a new wire from the switch by the shifter to the fuel door release mechanism and it has worked great ever since. Of course thie was an oversimplification of the procedure; check things out with voltmeter, remove carpeting along side, cut existing wire from switch to door mechanism. Must have had a break in the original wire to the fuel door.
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