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How do you open the gas tank on a Nissan Versa from 2015?
Where is the button to open the gas tank on a 2015 Nissan Versa? I have a rental car right now and I don’t know how to fill up the gas tank. Is there some trick I’m missing?
Liz Jenson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
It’s not a trick, though it can be tricky to figure out! To open the gas tank on a
Nissan Versa
from 2015, you’ll need to pull the fuel door release, which can be found to the left of your steering wheel underneath your instrument panel.This lever will be marked with a gas pump icon, but you can always check your owner’s manual if you have difficulty finding it. Once you locate the lever, simply pull upwards and then release. You should hear a pop as your fuel door releases.
After you release your fuel door, exit your vehicle and walk over to your fuel door. You should now have access to your gas cap, which you will need to unscrew in order to fill up your rental car’s gas tank. When you’re done, be certain to screw the gas cap back on tightly until the mechanism clicks to let you know that it’s secure.
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