I have a 2007 jeep wrangler sahara 4x4 (4dr) and whenever I fill the tank, fuel spills out of the filler port during the refueling process. Fuel spills on me, the car and the ground.
2007 Jeep Wrangler 4-DR 4x4 fuel system complaints
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Fuel over flows from fuel tank every time you fill up very dangerous.
I was filling my car with gas and when the gas pump automatically shut off, gas came rushing back out of my fuel tank. It gets all over me and the side of my 2007 jeep wrangler.
On january 10, 2011 doused with gas spilling while filling tank. Had to throw away all clothes. Every time gas tank is filled it spews out. I am in attendance of pump at all times. Chrysler hot line contacted and refuses to address the problem. They want me to pay deductible. Ongoing problem for approximately past 1.5 years of owning 2007 jeep wrangler sahara 4 door. I am no longer driving until problem corrected. In additional hard tops have leaked since day one of owning. Several ro's (repair orders) on this problem.
Gas spills out when filling up my jeep jk unlimited rubicon.
My '07 jeep wrangler jk began to overflow fuel at nearly every fill up. This started in approximately november '10 with about 38,000 miles on the jeep. At times the gas will spew out with significant force, creating a serious hazard. Other times it pours out right past the filler handle and pours down the side of the jeep and all over the ground. It has done this even after I have tried to relieve some of the pressure in the gas tank by stopping the pump, removing handle from filler neck, then re-inserting to resume fueling. This is a dangerous condition that needs to be addressed. I am aware that many other owners of the new wrangler jk have the same issue.
While refueling the vehicle and the auto shutoff device clicked fuel was burped out of the filler and down the side of the jeep and onto the rear bumper. This is occuring at every fillup since the 50,000 mile mark on the odometer. It does it with the fill nozzle set at any flow rate.
While refueling my vehicle, the gas pump does not shut off in time to prevent an overflow and spill of gasoline onto my person and the ground. This will happen everytime I fill up.. The only compensator action I have taken thus far is to estimate the amount of fuel that is needed for a fill up and make sure I stop refueling approximately 1 gallon ahead of this point.
Gas tank overflows when filling.
Every time I fill up my 2007 jeep wrangler rubicon, gas will overflow when the pumps shuts off. The first few times, the overflow was a nominal spill. After the 4th or 5th time this occurred, the overflow amount is now a large gush of 1/2 to 1 gallon spilling broadly all over the vehicle and in a fairly wide range away from the vehicle. Chrysler claims the problem is not in their design, yet a fuel tank is not available -- is on back order from supplier. Based on a simple review of complaints, it appears this is not a problem unique only to my vehicle. I am concerned about being splashed with gasoline, or having gasoline splash out and ignite at a gas station.
Every time I fill up my gas tank it overflows. It doesn't matter if the pump is on slow, fast, or I am manually pumping it. I've tried different stations, some flat, some angled, nothing helps. I just spill gasoline all over the floor and sometimes myself.
Fuel spills out of the filler port during the refueling process.
When filling up with fuel and allowing the pump to shut off automatically, the fuel will overflow about a 1 gallon when the pump kicks off. If you manually stop fueling, then pump slowly, it will kick off without overflowing. I have not have this corrected yet.
Gas overspills from the filling neck when re-fueling at almost every gas station.
Fuel tank burps air and gasoline down the side of the jeep and on the bumper. This occurs after the auto shutoff has clicked shutting off fuel flow. I did not add any fuel after the click of the auto shutoff. This is now occurring at every fillup, since going over the 50,000 mile mark.
I have a 2007 jeep wrangler unlimited. The continues to be a problem with the gas filler and the fact that gas bubbles back out the filler hose when the tank is filled. It occurs when the gas trigger is set to shut off automatically. Once the tank gets full of close to full and the trigger is shut off gas will gush back out the hose onto the side of the car, my shoes and all over the ground. Depending on the strength of the gas pump as much as 2 pint have bubbled back out.
Fuel spills during refueling process. Occurs any time that tank is filled to full or near full.
I have a 2007 jeep wrangler 4x4 (4dr) and now, whenever I fill the tank, fuel spills out of the filler port during the refueling process. In essence it is exactly as the complaint that is filed with chrysler mentions -- "this condition generally occurs when the fuel tank is filled to the full or nearly full level and the gas pump automatically shuts or clicks off." fuel spills on me, the car and the ground. I would say in excess of a couple quarts.
2007 jeep wrangler unlimited rubicon VIN:[xxx] every time I get fuel the filler hole will expel 1/2 a gallon of fuel onto the vehicle and the ground!! My jeep does it every single time I refuel, it has spread my with fuel once. Please help chrysler denise there is a problem! Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).
2007 jeep wrangler spills fuel onto ground when fueling is complete.
Each time I fill my 2007 jeep wrangler with gasoline, a substantial amount of gasoline comes out of the fuel filler neck with a great deal of force, and is poured or sprayed onto the ground, as well as myself and the vehicle. This forms asks for an incident date, and I have entered today's date, but the incident is recurring.
During gas refilling of the vehicle, gas will bubble out of the filler neck after the tank is full and the gas pump turns off. This incident occurs at every fill up.
Fuel tank was just below 1/2 full prior to filling the tank. The tank overflowed out the filler pipe and down the side of the jeep and onto the bumper after the automatic shutoff had stopped the flow of fuel. This is now happening during every fillup. I do not add fuel after the auto shutoff stops fuel flow. Updated 1/25/11 *cn updated 03/14/11
When I fill my gas tank up, it overflows and sprays on to the side of the vehicle and out on to the ground.
While filling gas tank, overflowed just after automatic shutoff device clicked shutting off fuel flow. The tank was just below half full. The overflow out the filler tube or the slow rate of fill (odi # 10368063) seems to be occurring at every fillup now that I have past 50,000 miles on the speedometer. This is happening at gas stations that I commonly use in my area and never had an issue.
Every time I fill up gas in my 2007 jeep wrangler, the tank overflows spilling gas all over the jeep, the ground, and if I'm close by, on my clothes and shoes. This only happens in my jeep and at all gas stations I fill up at.
When I refuel the vehicle and the fuel pump kicks off the gas spills back out of the vehicle. Not just a little amount either. It leaves a good size puddle that I have to go in a notify the store. Not to mention that it covers my shoes, hands, and some times clothes. This seems to happen when my fuel tank is very empty. It has happened several times and at several different gas stations.
For the past two winters, every time I fill up my 2007 jeep wrangler, if I allow the pump to automatically shut off, fuel blows out the filler and gets all over the jeep, the ground, me and sometimes the pump. This does not happen if I shut off the pump manually well before the vehicle is full. I should also note that there is a lag between the time the pump shuts off and the time the spill occurs of approximately 2-3 seconds.
Fuel overflows from filler neck of fuel tank when fueled to full. Fuel then sprays all over me and the side of my vehicle causing a potential fire hazard. Happens every time tank is filled to full or near full.
Fuel tank overflows when filling it with fuel on my 2007 jeep wrangler unlimited x. Fuel spills out when fuel pump automatically shuts off. Fuel splashes out, gets on hands, side of vehicle, and all over the ground.
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