How To Manually Open Fuel Gas Door 2004-09 Audi A4
Created on: 2015-12-03
Fuel door stuck? Release button stopped working? Watch this video to see how to manually open the fuel door on your 03-08 Audi A4.
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step 1 :Opening the Fuel Door
- Pry out the insulation trim button near the tail light
- Remove the bolt from the tail light with a flat blade screwdriver
- Pull back the red tab to release the fuel door
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The vehicle we will be working on is this 2007 Audi A4, but this should be the same for 2003-2008, and maybe even beyond those years.
It's pretty simple, just open up your trunk and you should see a little round indentation on the passenger side. Pry it out and then I believe you can pull that red, you can see in there, there's a red tab. You can probably pull it out without removing this bolt. This bolt holds the tail light in though.
Use a flat blade screwdriver. You can unscrew it by screwing it counterclockwise, and then you can see that ring right there. Reach in, pull it back, and you'll release the fuel door.
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