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I have a 2004 santa fe with a fueling problem.?
My check engine light came on went to dealer had them check it out,they came out with a code check told me they replaced the vent valve, the day after went to fill my gas tank up I had a very hard time fueling ,the pump kept kicking off went to a other gas station to check if the same thing happen it did went back over to the dealer because the next day I was going on vacation told them the problem they said that I needed a new fuel gauge on the dash panel it was faulty I explain to them I had a hard time fueling they said that was because the tank was full ,well I took a chance taking vehicle on the trip had to much money to lose and could not get a rental for the next morning.took me about 7mins. to put about 4 to 5 gals of gas in,put over 1000miles on the trip, this put a damper on our vacation and now ready to fight.I;m not a mechanic but I told them it was a problem with the fuel tank.Well it looks like a problem with the gas tank DAH.Any answers??????
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- ?Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Sounds like a good gripe. On board vapor recovery systems can malfunction. Seems as if some one messed up when the vent valve was replaced take it to another Hyundai dealer tell them the story. Embelish the facts like fuel can come splashing out while filling isn't that a fire hazzard? Good luck
Source(s): nissan master technician - Ron BLv 61 decade ago
When they removed the tank to replace the vent valve they kinked the fill tube hose putting tank back in. Make them fix it.