I borrowed an old petrol S60 whilst my Superb was being serviced. I remember fun and games with the fuel cap - it needed fuel rather too often for my taste so I got to know it.
On this car, if you locked the doors centrally, the fuel flap would stay unlocked for a period of time (about a minute I think) to enable you to open it when fuelling. After the timeout period, it would lock and then the entire car would be locked.
Have a look in the manual if all else fails...
I was really pleased to get my Skoda back and regain legroom, economy and turning circle radius.
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