Having issues putting in gas, dealership is insane
08-02-2018, 07:18 PM
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08-02-2018, 11:28 PM
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But yeah, I'm gonna have to decide what's worth doing, the car isn't really worth much anyways it's beat up pretty good. Runs great tho, so it will be a good deal for someone that needs a cheap dependable car. The new owner will just have deal with or fix the issue.
08-04-2018, 07:22 PM
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Oh no, I'm not suggesting leaving it in there, more like using it as you need it to fill up. When you're done, take it out and throw it in the back till the next fill up.
But yeah, I'm gonna have to decide what's worth doing, the car isn't really worth much anyways it's beat up pretty good. Runs great tho, so it will be a good deal for someone that needs a cheap dependable car. The new owner will just have deal with or fix the issue.
But yeah, I'm gonna have to decide what's worth doing, the car isn't really worth much anyways it's beat up pretty good. Runs great tho, so it will be a good deal for someone that needs a cheap dependable car. The new owner will just have deal with or fix the issue.
Try rotating the gas filler spout to the 90 degree position. I have the same issue (occasionally) with my Mustang and that is the workaround.
08-20-2018, 04:33 PM
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For me just pulling it out a little cures the auto shut offs.
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