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gas tank won't open

kanero
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kanero

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in my 2004 cayenne s i have noticed that the gas tank button is no longer lit along with the back window button.. The gas tank use to open when i started the car but now it does not open.. is there a fuse i could check or is it proba crossed wire??

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Loren Member

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:welcome:

How old is your battery?

These cars start to do weird things when the battery is about to go.

If you battery is 4 years old or older I would replace it first.

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mudman2 Member

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Its rare that the release catch will go, if it does you can release from the inside with a LOT of effort. +1 on the battery

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kanero Member

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the battery is less then 4 years old. i think it might be a short due to fact that when i would open a window from the driver door it would open the gas door.. is there a digram of the wiring for the driver door panel? and how do i take off the door panel to check?

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