Slow fuel flow at Gas station
#1
Slow fuel flow at Gas station
Having problems when refueling 2013 Azera. Fuel nozzle quickly stops as if the tank was full. Takes forever to fill the tank. I’ve seen topic on this but not related to an Azera. Dealer replaced charcoal canister a couple of months ago and issue was resolved. Now back to the same issue of slow filling, they said now they have to replace the Valve assembly -Fuel vent… This wasn’t covered by my warranty and would be charged $399.. I’m slightly mechanically inclined so I purchased the part but don’t know where it goes 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️. Anyone have this same issues with slow refueling?
#2
If you are you in the habit of adding fuel to the tank after it is supposed to be full that can create problems.
The vapor recovery system is supposed to store ONLY gasoline vapor in the charcoal canister. If liquid gasoline is sent in there because of overfilling ,it can destroy the canister and cause charcoal granules from the canister to get into the fuel going to the engine at the time of purging and cause a multitude of problems plus contaminating the other lines to the emission control valves.
The vapor recovery system is supposed to store ONLY gasoline vapor in the charcoal canister. If liquid gasoline is sent in there because of overfilling ,it can destroy the canister and cause charcoal granules from the canister to get into the fuel going to the engine at the time of purging and cause a multitude of problems plus contaminating the other lines to the emission control valves.
#3
If you are you in the habit of adding fuel to the tank after it is supposed to be full that can create problems.
The vapor recovery system is supposed to store ONLY gasoline vapor in the charcoal canister. If liquid gasoline is sent in there because of overfilling ,it can destroy the canister and cause charcoal granules from the canister to get into the fuel going to the engine at the time of purging and cause a multitude of problems plus contaminating the other lines to the emission control valves.
The vapor recovery system is supposed to store ONLY gasoline vapor in the charcoal canister. If liquid gasoline is sent in there because of overfilling ,it can destroy the canister and cause charcoal granules from the canister to get into the fuel going to the engine at the time of purging and cause a multitude of problems plus contaminating the other lines to the emission control valves.
low fill issues.
#4
I have never had to replace one, but from the looks of it , you may need to drop the fuel tank . Appears it is held in place on top of tank.
Without the proper tools and equip can be a nightmare job. Get a few opinions and costs from a few shops.
Without the proper tools and equip can be a nightmare job. Get a few opinions and costs from a few shops.
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