99 S70 Central Locking

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My central locking quit which includes gas filler door. All fuses are
good in both boxes. Any ideas on what may be cattiwompus here? I know
there's a control unit for it, but I'm not sure about a relay. Until I
fix it, I don't know how I'm supposed to gas 'er up. Help, help.
 
My central locking quit which includes gas filler door. All fuses are
good in both boxes. Any ideas on what may be cattiwompus here? I know
there's a control unit for it, but I'm not sure about a relay. Until I
fix it, I don't know how I'm supposed to gas 'er up. Help, help.
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The gas part is easy. You can open the gas filler door from the trunk.
Just pull back the siding on the side of the gas filler door, and you'll
see a metal rod with a loop on the end. Just pull that. You should be
now be able to open the gas filler door.
 
are you saying that the door locks do not function or is it just the fuel
door lock that is not unlocking if it is just the fuel door there should be
a release cable in the trunk near the tail light
 
G said:
are you saying that the door locks do not function or is it just the fuel
door lock that is not unlocking if it is just the fuel door there should be
a release cable in the trunk near the tail light
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Interestingly neither my 98 V70 (bought new) or my 98 S70 (bought used)
have an emergency release. You can reach in there with a hook and
release the fuel door that way. I've put my own emergency release on
both cars.

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Mike F.
Thornhill (near Toronto), Ont.

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Replace tt with t (twice!) and remove parentheses to email me directly.
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Interestingly neither my 98 V70 (bought new) or my 98 S70 (bought used)
have an emergency release. You can reach in there with a hook and
release the fuel door that way. I've put my own emergency release on
both cars.
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Curious, my '99 S70 (bought used) has an emergency release. It looks
v. similar to the emergency release on an '96 850 (bought new). And we've
had to use them both.
 
Bev A. Kupf said:
Curious, my '99 S70 (bought used) has an emergency release. It looks
v. similar to the emergency release on an '96 850 (bought new). And we've
had to use them both.
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Interesting. I have a friend with a 99 V70 whose electric fuel door
release failed, and his car didn't have a manual release either. That's
what made me put the release in my cars. My dad's '94 850 has the
manual release though.

--
Mike F.
Thornhill (near Toronto), Ont.

NOTE: new address!!
Replace tt with t (twice!) and remove parentheses to email me directly.
(But I check the newsgroup more often than this email address.)
 
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