Gas coming out of nozzle when filling
When I had the car in at MB of St. Louis for something else I had them look into this with very disappointing results. Basically, they don't know for sure what is wrong, and the options they have to do are expensive and they can't guarantee will fix the problem (and subsequently wouldn't be able to refund me if the repairs didn't resolve the issue).
They want to start with replacing the filler neck assembly, at a cost of almost $1200. He also mentioned that it could be evap canister or the tank itself. How in the world it could be the tank I don't understand. He explained that he doesn't like the situation and that they had another customer have the same problem. She opted for the evap canister replacement since it was the cheapest option and it didn't resolve her problem. She just lived with it (or traded it in like I'm thinking about doing).
If I pump very slowly it takes gas fine, so its mainly a patience issue at this point, but I can see it becoming a big annoyance after a while.
Anyone else ever had this happen? What would you suggest I do first?
Last edited by 02C240; Jul 11, 2015 at 09:44 AM.
If I'm at the POS Esso down the street, the pump will shut itself off after each second it's being pumped, so often I have to gently squeeze it to get any flow. However if I go to the good ol' Petro-Canada, I never encounter this issue. I assumed it's the pumps, but it's interesting seeing someone else with a similar issue.
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Many W204 owners are having the same issues at the pump.
The procedure in Post#12 worked for us. Might worth a try!
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...into-c250.html
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