OK...Does anyone know how to manually open the fuel flap on a SEAT Toledo? (VW Bora clone)
The button for doing it with solenoid is currently sat on the garage floor. :o)
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Is there a little tag in the boot that you can pull?
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There was something stringy feeling but it didn't look obvious what it was and to be honest I couldn't tell if it was wiring loom or not!!
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Have a look in the handbook under; "emergency fuel flap release." If it's like a late A4, that did the same thing, it was a red plastic loop hidden behind a circular flap of side-carpet in the boot near the rear light.
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Ok...I've bust the flap opening mechanism a bit. It's become disconnected from the solenoid.
Can anyone post any diagrams/pics? I can't see the construction of it, only feel. I don't think I broke anything, it just seemed to come apart.
Is there any way of getting easier access?
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All you had to do was to short the 2 connectors in the switches multiplug with a piece of wire.
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All you had to do was to short the 2 connectors in the switches multiplug with a piece of wire.
There's four - two for the switch two for the light I guess.
I wasn't sure which one was for the fuel cap and which was for the TCS either...
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Were all 4 wires the same gauge? or 2 thin, 2 thicker? Removing the dash illumination (side light?) fuses would have protected the illumination side would'nt it?
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