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Filling up my gas tank, it overflows the pump everytime. I as of yet have done nothing. Sometimes when approaching full tank, I will try to reduce the flow of the pump.
- Chicago, IL, USA
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1. fuel overflows when filling vehicle with fuel at gas pump 2. everytime I fill my vehicle, it spills gasoline on me and the ground at the station. 3. none available to my knowledge.
Every time I get gas in my 2005 Jeep Wrangler it overfills by the time the pump shuts off. This leads to gas coming out the fuel filler. This can lead to unsafe conditions as gas is flammable. Also it will eventually mark the paint.
While at the pump the gas nozzle kicks off and then about a pint of fuel dumps out of the vehicle. This is widely known on the Wrangler, with the oldest vehicle I've heard this happening to is from '98 and newest a 2009. Jeep redesigned the Wrangler in '97 including the fuel system, so I'm sure there's a defect in the fuel system. Chrysler's answer is to just replace the tank which will eventually fail again. This can be a serious hazard and could easily cause a fire. One guy said it dumped fuel on his boots while another guy had fuel spray him from head to toe. Here is a few links from one forum showing the issue including a few videos (fast forward to the last 20 seconds) and many complaints about this issue. www.jeepforum.com/forum/F9/have-fuel-spill-problems-like-many-us-submit-complaint-force-recall-974337/www.jeepforum.com/forum/F9/gas-spilling-over-when-filling-872096/.
When filling my 2005 Jeep Wrangler with gas it overflows and sprays gasoline out the fill hole instead of the fuel pump shutting off as it should. This happens everytime I fuel up regardless of what gas station/pump I use. This seems like a huge fire hazard as well as an environmental issue.
2005 Jeep rubicon 75,000 miles swb. Everytime I fill up, gas comes up the filler neck and gushes all over my Jeep and whoever is filling it ( I live in NJ) it has been happening for almost a year I can not afford to change my tank I just never fill up all the way. It is a real inconvenience when I go on long trips. I hope Jeep will address this issue it is not normal wear and tear.
My 2005 Jeep Wrangler spews gas out the filler every time I fill it up. This started around 30,000 miles and has been doing it since. Fortunately this has not caused any serious problem yet but spilling gas every time I fill up is not only a waste but a hazard to the environment and a dangerous situation. This is not a lone incident, many reports of this exact issue have come up on internet forums and other Jeep owners of similar years who I know. People are even posting videos of it on U tube! from my limited research this appears to be a faulty valve in the gas tank, which dealerships are not covering under warranty.
I own a 2005 Jeep Wrangler lwb, recently, every time I fill up with fuel, gas shoots out of the fuel filler. This defect is well documented on the Jeep website forums. It seems Chrysler is replacing some fuel tanks, as they are attributed to the rollover valve, built into the tank. But, as I see it, this is a design flaw, as the tanks they are replacing, will in time, do the same thing. Your timely investigation of this matter, is of utmost importance. The violence of some of the spills I have witnessed, deserve immediate action.
Hello, our 2005 Jeep Wrangler has an issue with gas spilling out of the gas tank whenever it is filled up at the gas station. A significant volume of gasoline sprays outward onto the driver, and down the side of the vehicle, which I believe may be a safety concern. It seems this is a design flaw and is quite common, as I have even seen video documentation on web sites such as "youtube."
When filling up my 2005 Jeep Wrangler unlimited. It will click the hose off letting you know that it is full then you get a back splash of gas all over the side of the Jeep and goes on the ground. It happens ever time I fill the Jeep.
I have on multiple occasions had fuel overflow (actually more shoot out) while fueling my 2005 Jeep Wrangler rubicon. It occurs as the fuel is nearing full. This has happened at many different fueling locations and I always pump on the lowest setting. I have even been sprayed manually filling the tank. After reading the tj technical forum on jeepforum.com this seems to be an extremely common problem. The approximate incident date is the last time this happened.
1. two months ago while at the gas station filling the tank of my 2005 Jeep Wrangler X, the pump did not shutoff and fuel spilled. I thought this was a problem with the stations pump, so I decided to try a different station for my next fill-up. A week later; while filling at another station the same problem occurred. 2. in the three instances the over flow happened; I was holding the fill handle in the 6 O'clock position, the nozzle was fully inserted into the fill hole, and I had the handle fully depressed (nozzle wide open). As the tank reached full, it did not automatically shutoff, it continued filling until about a quart of gasoline spilled onto the side of my vehicle and the ground. I have contacted Chrysler's warranty department, service contracts department, goodwill team, and senior resolution team to make them aware of the defect and request them to take action. Unfortunately, I believe my calls are being simply marked to a case file and no investigatory action is being taken. I can easily see an incident such as mine leading to injury of an unknowing Chrysler owner. If any static charge is present (I.e. in clothing or the vehicle) when the overflow occurs the gas will ignite. The problem poses the greatest threat when it happens the first time, because the owner will have no warning signals of a failed part(s) and therefore will not be expecting the spill. 3. to avoid this problem from happening; I know longer fill my tank to its' full 16 gallon capacity. I have taken my vehicle to the local Jeep dealership and they have advised that I need to replace the vapor canister.
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- Saugus, CA, USA