When I try to put gas into the tank it acts like it is full. I know it is almost empty! I have to go really slow to get any in. Takes about 5 minutes to get 2 gal in.
It had done this before, but all of a sudden, I could get gas in with no problem. Now it is doing it again. I have tried different stations. Slope up, slope down, etc and nothing seems to help.
TRY NOT PUTTING THE GAS NOSSLE AS DEEP INTO THE CAR ...IF THAT DONT WORK YOU HAVE VENTALATION PROBLEM INSIDE THE TANK...
Posted on Jan 05, 2009
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I have tried that. Gas backs up and shuts of the nossle no matter where I put it. Must be the "Ventalation" problem. Does anyone know a fix?
I finally took it to the Jag place. $450 and they fixed it. Didn't say what they found.
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