Is it normal to hear Gas in Gas Tank REALLY *sloshing/splashing* around?
Today, while parking, music off, everything quiet, I was merely very slowly braking, then inching closer to the a curb stop (no Gas applied at all, just the "D" or "R" roll, and a brake), and I could hear the gas in the rear tank VERY MUCH "splashing" or "sloshing" around. Like it sounded like I had one of those huge office water cooler tanks in my trunk.
Actually, the best way to describe it, is imagine shaking around one of those water-cooler tanks, and that muted sound of large amounts of water splashing everywhere inside a confined area, is what I heard.
To note, I have about 3/4's of a Tank right (full) right now.
Is this a situation where you can take a car in for Warranty? Or just the nature of the beat I wonder.
otherwise maybe you have a broken baffle or baffles in the fuel tank. Get it checked.
Thanks, yeah, I guess I'll tell them about it whenever I take it in.
BTW, what exactly is the fuel tank baffle?
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Keeps fuel in little compartments so there is no noise and weight shifting around, holes are there to allow fuel to go to pump hole.
Last edited by firefighter608; Jul 4, 2010 at 10:17 AM.
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