Whenever I fill my tank to the top and go around a bend fuel spills out from the cap onto the body work. The previous owner told me about this and said it was to do with no baffle in the tank. Does anyone else have this problem? or should I be buying a new cap???
Leaking fuel
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Yes, buy a new cap, for one. A properly sealing cap should not allow this to happen. This indicates that there are also vapors escaping from the tank. There goes your gas......
For two, don't fill your gas up to the top. Doing this consistently can cause damage to the fuel vapor control system and flood the charcoal canister. Try guaging how much gas you think it will take and turn it off a couple gallons before full. It may take a few times of trial and error to figure it out....
For two, don't fill your gas up to the top. Doing this consistently can cause damage to the fuel vapor control system and flood the charcoal canister. Try guaging how much gas you think it will take and turn it off a couple gallons before full. It may take a few times of trial and error to figure it out....
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O2's are most likely shot.zx9ryder said:
Turns out a compliancing problem means that there is a back pressure vale needed on the filler neck. When there done cheaply they use sillicone and it degrades from the fuel then leaks, bout $130 to fix with a proper epoxy. Don't know if ill obhter or just stop filling it up.
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