Trouble fueling my tahoe...

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thank you everyone!

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i have a good warranty that should cover this fix. just wanted to make sure it was a common problem before i give the dealer a call.
 

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I thought I was the only one... I have tried probably 15 gas stations, some pumps work, some don't... it's weird.
 

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There is a redesigned EVAP CVS to fix this problem. GM did issue a service bulletin. Fix is easy and can be done in your driveway. I took care of this already on my truck. Instructions that came with the part were very easy to follow.

edit: http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16989&page=4
See post #36.

So you had to fix the problem? Was the dealership going to charge you for a factory defect? I was under the impression if it is a recall or tsb the dealership would fix at no cost to the customer?
 

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So you had to fix the problem? Was the dealership going to charge you for a factory defect? I was under the impression if it is a recall or tsb the dealership would fix at no cost to the customer?

The answer is no, but my dealer i always take all my cars they ussally look past this. So I would say if you have a good rep with your dealer it can happen for free outside the factory warranty.
 

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I had this issue as well. Mine was a celenoid/valve thing on the fueling system that lets the air pressure equalize. It had rusted shut. Got it replaced and it works great.
 

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Mine is a NBS but had the same issue for a short time. It was the evap solenoid and I was told it was from "topping off after the pump shut off." Said the excess gas overflowed into the lines and I didn't get all that I thought I was getting. I don't know how true it is, but the replacement fixes my problem.
 

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That sooo Ironic that I just asked my mechanic about it this weekend! EVERY TIME I put gas in, I have to hold it about 3/8 to 1/2 way just to get it to be consistent. So this is a know defect?

Breanne, If I send you my vin # can you help me as well? This is soooooo frustrating!
 

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That sooo Ironic that I just asked my mechanic about it this weekend! EVERY TIME I put gas in, I have to hold it about 3/8 to 1/2 way just to get it to be consistent. So this is a know defect?

Breanne, If I send you my vin # can you help me as well? This is soooooo frustrating!

Donkey0683,
Yes, send me your VIN number and I can look into this for you. Just a quick question… have you talked to your local dealer about this? And what is the name of your local dealer? I just ask so I can call them and talk to them about it.
Breanne
Chevrolet Customer Service
 

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I have not talked to a local dealer about this yet. I bought this used, from a toyota dealership. I will pm you the VIN# and the local dealerships name. Thanks for the help!
 

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