This is usually due to a broken coupling between the spring mechanism on the latch and the cable, located just behind the filling box. You will NOT need to replace the entire cable, or begin pullng the entire car apart to get to it. This is one of the few flaws on Nissans, and they should replace it for free, but they don't. Step One: Inside the trunk, gently pull the carpet covering away from the fuel door. Step Two: You will find an 8' diameter hole in the metal frame. Inside that hole is the cable. With a flashlight, you will see a white unit at the end of the cable, with two tabs that keep the unit in place at the fuel door. press those two tabs, and the unit will release into the fuel door area. Step 3: Gently open the fuel door, using a kitchen knife or small putty knife to get the door open. Do not force it, as you do not want to damage the car or the spring mechanism. Step 4: Pull the spring unit and cable out through the hole in the filling box. You will see that the cable part will snap out of the spring unit. You can replace the unit, or I drilled a hole in the spring plunger and wired the plunger to the cable. Step 5: Slide the spring unit with cable attached back into the hole. Done!
To open the gas cap door on a 2013 Nissan Sentra, locate the gas cap release lever inside the vehicle, usually found on the driver's side near the floor. Pull the lever, which will unlock and pop open the gas cap door on the exterior of the car. You can then simply push on the gas cap door to open it fully and access the fuel filler.
Theres a switch/lever you push down on. Its located on the floor near the driver side door.
tap it with a hammer eh....
Open the door , disasemble it, find the broken part, buy it, replace it, asemble it back, and done your door is working properly again
You might have to pry it, if push comes to shove.
There's a small lever on the front-left side of the driver seat...pull it up a time or two and the gas cap door should open up.
Stuck how? Lock? Door?
There should be an emergency release cord inside behind the paneling next to the gas door. this happend to mejust pry it open with a screwdriver watch the paint and try replacing the spring go to Nissan cost me $1
Open the door and it will turn off
Just open the door.
door open from inside or outside
On the fuel door side of the Trunk free the plastic fastners attaching the inner trunk lining. This should allow you to see a small metal lever attached to the electronic solenoid. Pulling this to the rear will free the stuck door.