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Fuel draining back to the tank
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Hello TWR, Nkakamasembe, Hymie and alavahalf. I got my car back on 21 January, just over a week since it was first left in the garage. The garage fitted 7 O-rings and a fuel filter kit without success, fitted a shut-off valve without success and finally fitted a control relay. Problem cured, without ever finding the cause!
Thank you all again for your advice. The garageman's final words "No harm to you but I hope it's a long time before I see you again"! He didn't really mean it.
Thank you all again for your advice. The garageman's final words "No harm to you but I hope it's a long time before I see you again"! He didn't really mean it.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Since the garages admit that they have not cured the fault � I suspect that for some reason the fuel tank breather has become unblocked. Keep all the advice from ABers in the back of your mind, should the problem reoccur. Take particular note of any excessive in-rush of air when un-doing the filler cap to refuel, which could indicate a blocked/restricted breather.
I would be concerned at the extras added to the car (control relay?), if not reliably fixed, more problems lay in store for you and the car.
I would be concerned at the extras added to the car (control relay?), if not reliably fixed, more problems lay in store for you and the car.