From time to time, Nissan Murano owners report a problem with opening their gas cap. The gas cap has a sensor inside that can go bad. While the problem is fixable, not being able to get gas into the car can pose a serious problem. Fortunately, there is a temporary solution.
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need
Nissan Murano with a stuck gas cap
Adjustable wrench
1
Take any items out of the trunk, making room to lift the spare tire cover. There is a hook inside the hatch to which the cover can be tethered in order to keep it out of the way.
2
Remove the small bin cover on the back left side. Below you will see a box with two bolts securing it in place.
3
Remove the bolts with the wrench. Maneuver the box out of its resting place.
4
Locate a fabric panel inside. Pull it far enough away from the side of the car so that you can slip your hand behind the panel with ease.
5
Look for a white arm protruding from where the fender is. Pull the arm and the gas cap will open.
Tips & Warnings
Depending on the vehicle's year the mechanism in the Murano that causes this problem may be covered under warranty.
Try to avoid completely closing the latch until you are able to have the car serviced.
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