excessive pressure in the gas tank?
Headed over to a friends house to try to figure out why he can"t get gas to go into his 04 Boxster S. He is almost empty and tried to gas up at 2 locations that he regularly uses, but it kicks it back out as if there were a lot of pressure in the tank keeping it from going in. Anyone had this problem or have a clue as to what to check out.
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Porsche issued a technical bulletin in this issue. Apparently, there are a couple of hoses in the fuel tank that get in the way and restrict the fuel flap from opening completely. The fix is to use zip ties to move the hoses out of the way. IIRC the procedure involves removing the fuel sending unit.
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The TSB title is Fuel Tank Hose Modification. If you're a Contributing Member in the Renntech forum, you can download it from the DIY section. Not sure if I can download the and share because of copyright limitations.
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Sometimes is the venting valve of the gas tank, depending on the year check the fusible in my case 2002 is E6.
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Turning the hose nozzle 180degrees upside down usually helps
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