Petrol Cap Release On A Toyota Yaris

The Toyota Yaris is a great car. They seem to be much less tinny than a lot of the other little cars I've had over the years. They are also a bit different in other ways too. When you first buy a Toyota Yaris you might be thinking to yourself, where the hell is the petrol cap release button..I was when I first bought mine. I was also close to running out of petrol at the time.

Well, there is a little lever button that you pull up with your finger to release the fuel cap lock. It's located on the right side (UK) (Left side US) of the drivers seat, right at the bottom.

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Just look down the side of the seat to the floor and you will see it. Here's a picture in case you are still baffled and having trouble finding it. Click the picture to enlarge. Not sure if this is the same location used on newer models of Toyota Yaris.

16 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thank you!!! Just saved my behind in a gas station in DC with a rental!!

Car-Drives said...

Haha. That's brilliant. Always happy to help. Drive safe.

Deibuyagi said...

Thank you thank you. Rental companies never tell you this stuff.

Unknown said...

Thanks from a rental car customer at a gas station.

Gas cap release! said...

Out of gas. You saved me!

Anonymous said...

Same thing here, except in San Francisco :P

Anonymous said...

Thanks! !!! Rental car people didn't tell me and I have a queue forming at petrol pump....

Anonymous said...

... Dublin airport. Scrambling for time.

Anonymous said...

Thank you!

Unknown said...

Petrol lever isn't working

Anonymous said...

Thanks man!

Anonymous said...

Another rental saying thank you!

Anonymous said...

Like many others here I’m in a rental. Damned if I could find the lever myself. Thanks for the help

Car Auto said...

You're welcome.

Anonymous said...

Thanks!!! Picture helped us

Anonymous said...

Thank you so much! You just saved us looking completely ridiculous in a gas station in Lissabon! 😜

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