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Nissan Qashqai - Third brake light

Nissan Qashqai (2014-2022 / J11)
Third stop replacement on Nissan Qashqai
Using a flat screwdriver or a lever (possibly made of plastic and not iron like the one used in the video) you simply have to remove from the bodywork, a small …read all…
Posted on 4 January 2024 by ScegliAuto
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How to open the Fiat Panda petrol tank flap

In this video we proceed to the explanation, also verbal, of the technical operation of the opening and closing of the petrol tank cap. With the ignition on, the fuel cap, or rather the fuel filler flap, is open and therefore accessible. When trying to turn off the aforementioned ignition and then lock the car with the key, it is assumed that the petrol door, as well as the doors of the car, are closed, but this is not the case, in fact the latter in practice always remains open. Ultimately, you can access the fuel tank whether the car is closed or open.

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