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Difficult refuelling 101. A quest.
If anyone is interested, I am documenting my "difficult to impossible" refuelling problem over here:
Changed gas tank bleeder valve, now it won't fill! - 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S) - RennTech.org Forums Here's the first post. Feel free to chime in. I need all the help I can get! :) And yes, I have used the search tool. In the "If it ain't broke" category. Symptoms: Hard start when warm, after sitting for 15 minutes or so; intermittent Coke bottle sound (low whistle) at low speed. No problems fuelling car. Attempted solution: Changed bleeder valve, also known as fuel tank ventilation valve 99620114301. This valve is not electric but mechanical. The gas cap, when closed tightly, pushes a little piston which opens the valve to recirculate the vapours. Result: Can't put gas in the car! Takes about a litre then spits it back out at me! Okay, so I have obviously up royally here. So I tried putting back the old part. Nope. Poked my finger in the filler flap: No click (should there be one?). Checked the E6 fuse. Seems okay. Could it be another valve/switch or what? And what have I done to cause this, aside from fixing something that wasn't broke? 2001 Boxster S tip |
Good info here:
Need help! I almost figured out my fuel tank problem... - Pelican Parts Technical BBS It is a common problemmuch discussed in Search BTW check E7 not E6 Let us know if that fixes it |
Solved!!!
Thank you Gelbster for this link! :):)
In fact, it was the magnetic switch which was not inserted into the space provided for it in the valve. It had fallen out when I pulled the old valve but I didn't notice. I did see it but couldn't find any information on it until I saw this post. Thanks again! :dance: |
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