Horst

I have had problems twice, but only when the tank was near empty. When at 1/4 full or above the tank fill fine.

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sowaxeman

I have a January car and have the problem - but I'm not letting a tech tear into until I know the problem is 100 % fixed. Hell at this rate it sounds like I may live with it or at least wait until the last year of the warranty.

I have only filled up 3 times now. First two times I could only get 12 gallons in and I gave up. Not too disappointed in that as I barely drive 100 miles a month. But this past Saturday I was able to fill up on the first latch setting and got 15 gallons in. So its a slight, random problem that I am happy to live with. Plus, as little as I visit the gas station it gives me a chance to spend 5-10 minutes looking at my car [8D]

Orion_240

Uh di dyou say you were using 91 octane?
Why?

vicmeldrew

i use the 89 octane because it is 10 cents a gallon cheaper than the 87; guess that is because it has the 10 percent ethanol; this is not supposed to do any damage; has not on my other 2 cars and have used it for the last 7 years.

jfrayzier

I have a V6. I had the fuel tank problem and they replaced the tank. I had only had the problem at one gas station. However, after the replacement, I put in a half-tank there again and no problem at all.

Jim Smyth

My car was built in June. How can you tell the exact date of the build? Vin? TIA

huffhuff

ethanol burns leaner than regular gas. not a good thing. running too lean can cause damage internally to engine.

sowaxeman

Your date of production is on the sticker inside the driver side door jam