Look on the right side of your car, fairly close to the top door hinge, and you'll see the fuel filler flap. The lever to open it is in the glovebox. Push the lever down and the flap SHOULD spring open. Assuming it does, the cap then just screws off. If it isn't a locking type you may need a pair of pliers if it's been a while as the cork seal may have stuck to the cap and filler. It rotates to the left. You might try putting just a THIN layer of grease, silicone grease or petroleum jelly on the seal of the cap or lip of the filler neck.
They twist left. They are a little hard some times to remove.
Because your gas cap is loose. Tighten it and the light will go off.
You need to use a key to take the wheel hub cap off a 2004 VW Beetle. Once you insert the key, you can pull the hub cap off so you can reach the lug nuts.
Idle jet in the carb is clogged.
Most likely, your gas cap or the o-ring on the gas cap is bad and is not sealing properly. It could also simply be that you do not have the gas cap on tight enough.
Turn The Gas Caps Until It Comes Off?
A 1998 VW Beetle does not have a dipstick that you can check the transmission fluid with. Instead, there is a fill tube with a red cap on the side of the transmission. Take the red cap off and that is how you check the levels on this type of vehicle.
Any vapor leak from the fuel system can cause a "gas cap" light.
i have replaced my gas cap twice on my 2004 grandprix and the lcheck gas cap lights goes off for about two weeks and comes back on what could this be
Vapor locking ...try a new cap
Gas caused by fermentation.
Turn your engine off, check the gas cap and restart your car. If that doesn't work, be more specific about which car you have or check your owners maunal.