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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Fuel Systems and Drivability => Topic started by: 22hornet on December 02, 2014, 02:54:37 pm
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Hey anybody else have a problem putting gas in the stock tank. I have a 77 Cheyenne 350 with the stock right side fuel tank, I have tried using the nozzle upside down, going slow and it still seems to want to spill out, I had a 77 chev about 22 yrs ago and never had this issue? Thanks Jim
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are you shoving the whole nozzle in the tank and locking the lever? If so pull it back some and hold it.
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Hey Chris, yes i have tried that, it still overflows, I have to barely squeeze the nozzle to get any fuel in the tank which takes forever
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i have a 79 k10 and have the same problem. i have to barely put the nozzle in and fill slowly or the pump shuts of like the tank is full. when it gets close to being full itll spew out. i wish i knew a way to fix it but for now it sucks!
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you need to hold it to fill it and not put it in all the way and let it sit there.
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i have had this problem---both trying to fill AND overflowing at some gas stations. The solution for me is to find a gas station(s) where the nozzle "works" with your truck and try to fill there.
Mobil seems to work good for me.
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The vent is plugged or blocked off.
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The vent is plugged or blocked off.
A-ha! Will check this.
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I do what stewart does too. Find a gas station with nozzles that work on your truck, and just stick to them.