2007 Dodge Durango 4x4 fuel system problems

Filed Jun 16, 2019 · Fuel system · 90,000 miles · TX

When refueling gas pumps automatically stop too late resulting in fuel spilling out. This happens at different gas stations. This started happening a few years ago sporadically but now happens every time it is refueled.

Filed Nov 21, 2017 · Fuel system · 119,000 miles · WA

When filling the gas tank with auto shut off nozzle it will spit back a cup or more of gas when it shuts off. This is with vehicle standing still. It does it everytime with any fuel pump.

Filed Apr 7, 2016 · Fuel system · 70,000 miles · AR

When fueling you have to shut off gas before full because gas will not shut off and spray out. The vehicle is stationary when putting in fuel. This happens at every fueling I have to make sure and shut off before the tank is full.

Filed Mar 6, 2015 · Fuel system · 86,000 miles · VA

Upon fueling the vehicle a significant amount of gas would spew out getting hands/clothes/ground wet with gasoline. This happens at erratic times, never a rhyme or reason. Looked into the problem when it first occurred and saw no recall information. Now vehicle is reading a p0430 code, o2 sensors. I am thinking there must be a connection as I am reading several complaints in the same nature with it being connected to the same engine code. Taking to a dealer next week.

Filed Mar 27, 2014 · Fuel system · 18,000 miles · MN

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 dodge durango 4x4 limited. The contact stated that when refueling, gasoline would spill from the filler neck. The failure was recurring. The determined malfunction was a faulty fuel check valve. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 18,000. ..updated 04-29-14

Filed Oct 24, 2012 · Body, Fuel system · 48,000 miles · MO

Every single time we fill up the tank on my 2007 dodge durango 4x4 limited gas overflows. There is enough force that it usually sprays out. I estimate that 1/4 to 1/2 gallon of gasoline sprays out of the tank onto the body of the car and the ground. This is not only extremely inconvenient but also very dangerous to myself and other gas station patrons! Although none is noticeable yet, there will surely be eventual paint damage on the affected are of the body.

Filed Jan 16, 2012 · Fuel system · 45,000 miles · PA

As with the 2005 durangos & the many 2007 durango complaints, I too have issues with the fuel spewing out from the filler neck after the pump has shut off. The automatic shut off (fuel intake check valve) is not functioning properly & allows quite a bit of fuel to shoot out from the vehicle. This is not only a safety concern, but it has also caused the paint on my vehicle to begin bubbling up, which will eventually cause a rusting issue. I have to use the windshield cleaner brush at the pump station to wipe the excess fuel off my vehicle to prevent any further bubbling. This problem needs reported & a recall issued. It's ridiculous!

Filed Jan 2, 2012 · Fuel system · 32,000 miles · MI

Everytime I try to fill the gas tank, it spews gas back out at me. The automatic pump shutoff will trip followed immediately by a bunch of gas squirting back out of the vehicle. This cannot be safe.

Filed Dec 28, 2011 · Fuel system · 50,000 miles · OH

When fueling my durango, the gas pump will kick off but a short time later gas will spill/spray out of the filler neck. I have tried various gas pumps and pump rates all resulting in the same actions, usually a gas soaked sleeve, gas running down the side of the vehicle, and a puddle on the ground. It is to the point my wife is scared to fuel our durango. I have called the dodge dealership and they seem to not know anything about such problems. Chrysler needs to take note of this and do something about it before it results in a serious accident or death.

Filed Dec 27, 2011 · Fuel system · 55,000 miles · AZ

My 2007 dodge durango 4x4 limited overflows gasoline at the fuel filler neck each time I allow the auto-shutoff to fill the tank. This problem started at approximately 55,000 miles. The fuel shutoff always works, but a second or so later, a large spray of pressurized fuel squirts out of the filler neck from around the fuel nozzle. Again, this happens every time the vehicle is filled, no matter what gas station and no matter what temperature or prior fuel level. It has happened continually for the past two years. I can prevent the overspray by shutting off the fuel before the tank is full and allowing the nozzle to stand for 20 seconds before removing it. The dodge dealerships I have talked to do not believe it is happening. This is a fire-safety issue and needs to be investigated.