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How do I fix my car?
Okay so I own an Infiniti G35 and someone siphoned my gas and everytime I or a gas station attendant goes to pump my gas the pump nozzle just clicks off so it takes like a half an hour to just fill up, is it possible to fix this and how? Someone please help me out with this, it's such an inconvenience to me and the gas station attendant, I really dont wanna take it to a mechanic.
4 Answers
- CactiJoeLv 71 year ago
Might have to replace that nozzle neck piece that is attached to the car and the rubber hose that goes to the tank. Hard to figure out how they messed it up since the gasoline pump nozzle only shuts off when the fuel backs up into the hose between the tank and nozzle. Maybe there's a piece of something, like a siphon hose, stuck inside that hose to the gas tank?
- thebax2006Lv 71 year ago
While working at the Infiniti dealer I had a customer's G37x with the same sort of problem. After hours of messing with it I discovered that someone had taken a Payday candy bar and broken it up and stuffed it down the gas filler. All the caramel and peanuts melted into a plug in the filler tube right by the roll over anti-spill flap where the filler hose attaches to the gas tank.
A bad charcoal canister vent valve or flooded charcoal canister that's full of gasoline will likely be your problem. Don't top up the gas tank anymore once it's repaired!
Source(s): Mitsubishi Master Tech - Anonymous1 year ago
Where the heck do you live? There are no gas station attendants in the USA!
- Anonymous1 year ago
EVAP vent valve is likely stuck closed. Replace it.