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Everything I fill my 05 Jeep Wrangler the gas spews out when the nozzle cuts off. This is something that started a few months ago. Before then was normal when filled. I talked to the Jeep dealer and was informed that there was no recall or anything that can be done.
2005 Jeep Wrangler - gasoline overflows from filler neck while gas is pumped everytime tank is filled completely. Waste of gas and potential fire hazard.
There is a problem with my fuel tank, every time I fill up, regardless of the gas station I go to, fuel overflows from my 2005 Jeep Wrangler unlimited onto the pavement. I have tried over 30 different gas stations in 3 different states. I have heard this same complaint from many other Jeep and Chrysler product owners. The constant exposure to fuel is damaging the paint on my fender and I can only imagine it is not good for the pavement. Also, I have to worry about fire every time I fill up.
- Huntington Station, NY, USA
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I bought the Jeep as a certified pre-owned Chrysler. I've only owned the Jeep for a month and noticed gas pumps do not shut off when filling the tank. I've tried multiple pumps, at different gas stations. It happens about 90% of the time. The local dealership said it's not something covered under warranty. Seems like a major safety hazard.
At the end of the pumping of gas, it spews out the fuel line and all over my Jeep and the ground. This seems like a safety and ecological issue. I have tried everything from pumping fast to slow, nozzle right side up to upside down, all the way in and half way out. Nothing stops the problem.
I have a 2005 Jeep tj rubicon, and everytime I fill my gas tank it over flows spilling gas on the Jeep and ground. Took it to the dealer and they said it was a gas tank issue and needs to be replaced and it is not covered under the warranty.
1) when filling gas tank with nozzle correctly inserted into fuel tank filler, the gas will overflow out of tank before nozzle shuts off. Gasoline then spills all over the vehicle and on the tarmac. Creating a fire hazard. 2) this occurs 90% of the time I gas up. Every time it leaves a puddle of gas at the station and my vehicle is covered with gas as well. 3) so far I have not performed any service to correct failure.
When refueling, fuel will overflow from the filler neck before the pump will stop. Once the fuel comes out, the pump will then stop. This has happened regularly at different gas stations and results in approximately 0.25 gallon of fuel on the vehicle and ground.
Fuel surges back out of fill tube while refueling. This happens everytime I refuel no matter what gas station, gas pump, how much fuel is added. About a quart of fuel will burp back out and will splash on the vehicle, ground, and person refueling the Jeep. I took my Jeep to the dealership where they admitted the problem is a faulty check valve located inside of the gas tank. The only repair is to replace the gas tank. I had to pay for the repairs because I'm the second owner of the vehicle which is only 5 years old and has 53,000 miles. This is clearly a manufactures defect and a safety issue that should be looked into and should be considered to be a recall at the manufactures expense.
I have a 2005 Jeep Wrangler unlimited. This vehicle has a fuel overflow spill problem every time I gas it up. As a matter of fact, I have been banned from a local gas station because I constantly spill fuel due to a Jeep defect that does not shut the fuel pump prior to fill. Clearly a safety and environmental problem.
2005 Jeep Wrangler rubicon unlimited - when fueling my vehicle at a gas station and reaching the "full" level gas spills out onto the vehicle and anything close by because of an inefficient design in the two pressure tubes on the fuel tank. This is a known issue with Jeep Wrangler tj/lj models amongst the jeeping communities but no action has ever been taken to address this by any Agency or company. There are significant numbers of Jeep Wrangler owners reporting this problem but no action has ever been taken because as of yet no resulting loss of life or significant harm has occurred. I have personally experienced this issue at almost every occasion where I had to stop and fuel my vehicle. It has occurred at both older gas stations without spill resistant nozzles and gas stations with the newer spill resistant pressure nozzles. I believe this is due to the design of the Jeep gas tank having one of the two pressure tubes involving an inner tube that extends several inches into the tank to attempt to equalize pressure which actually creates an air imbalance that allows for fuel to surge back up the spout during refueling when the fuel flow into the tank is stopped.
Purchased a brand new 2005 Jeep Wrangler in November of 2005. Ever since then, when filling the tank up with gas, the gas over flows. There was no accident. There were no modifications. Stock Jeep Wrangler where the gas over flows every single time I fill up. Nothing will correct the issue unless a recall is issued.
My 2005 Jeep Wrangler sport spits out a significant amount of gasoline when the tank is being filled up. The amount of fuel is enough to worry me and create a possible fire danger.
2005 Jeep Wrangler near the end of filling up gas tank about every other time the pump clicks off and the fuel flows out of filler neck and all over Jeep and ground. This happens at any gas station and is hurting pant under gas cap.
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- New Lenox, IL, USA