feul problems
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 1,133
Likes: 20
From: Twisp WA
Not sure how this is happening but some suggestions.
1st: Fuel at a lower fuel flow setting
2nd: Don't fuel with the car running!
3rd: Does this happen at all stations or just one specific station?
George
Twisp, WA
1st: Fuel at a lower fuel flow setting
2nd: Don't fuel with the car running!
3rd: Does this happen at all stations or just one specific station?
George
Twisp, WA
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 24,490
Likes: 311
From: Scottsdale AZ
Just guessing here . . .are you saying that when you're fueling the car, the fuel filler keeps shutting off?
So-- not air getting into the car's fuel system, just a hard time maintaining the flow of gas into the tanks? If so, nut an unusual issue.
Try a different station, try rotating the handle, fuel it more slowly, adjust how deeply you stick the nozzle . . .etc . . .some cars and station equipment can be a pain.
Good luck-
So-- not air getting into the car's fuel system, just a hard time maintaining the flow of gas into the tanks? If so, nut an unusual issue.
Try a different station, try rotating the handle, fuel it more slowly, adjust how deeply you stick the nozzle . . .etc . . .some cars and station equipment can be a pain.
Good luck-
Team Owner
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 32,074
Likes: 296
From: San Francisco CA
Just guessing here . . .are you saying that when you're fueling the car, the fuel filler keeps shutting off?
So-- not air getting into the car's fuel system, just a hard time maintaining the flow of gas into the tanks? If so, nut an unusual issue.
Try a different station, try rotating the handle, fuel it more slowly, adjust how deeply you stick the nozzle . . .etc . . .some cars and station equipment can be a pain.
Good luck-
So-- not air getting into the car's fuel system, just a hard time maintaining the flow of gas into the tanks? If so, nut an unusual issue.
Try a different station, try rotating the handle, fuel it more slowly, adjust how deeply you stick the nozzle . . .etc . . .some cars and station equipment can be a pain.
Good luck-
