Do you usually keep the car running when you fill up?I just received a gas cap notification (in the likes of 'Please tighten your gas cap').
It cleared itself as I removed the notification, and aside from some better than usual MPG numbers (50MPG avg at 70MPH instead of 50MPH), the car seemed to run just like it usually does.
The MPG numbers could have been due to a tail wind.
I always use the same procedure of closing the cap.
2 clicks past close, never gave me an error.
Could it be a sensor failure?
Fuel was about 66-75% full, so I don't think fuel was spilling out the tank.
Gas cap notification?
I just received a gas cap notification (in the likes of 'Please tighten your gas cap').
It cleared itself as I removed the notification, and aside from some better than usual MPG numbers (50MPG avg at 70MPH instead of 50MPH), the car seemed to run just like it usually does.
The MPG numbers could have been due to a tail wind.
I always use the same procedure of closing the cap.
2 clicks past close, never gave me an error.
Could it be a sensor failure?
Fuel was about 66-75% full, so I don't think fuel was spilling out the tank.
It cleared itself as I removed the notification, and aside from some better than usual MPG numbers (50MPG avg at 70MPH instead of 50MPH), the car seemed to run just like it usually does.
The MPG numbers could have been due to a tail wind.
I always use the same procedure of closing the cap.
2 clicks past close, never gave me an error.
Could it be a sensor failure?
Fuel was about 66-75% full, so I don't think fuel was spilling out the tank.
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Do you usually keep the car running when you fill up?
Doesn't the Cap say 1 click only?I just received a gas cap notification (in the likes of 'Please tighten your gas cap'). I always use the same procedure of closing the cap. 2 clicks past close, never gave me an error.
Could it be a sensor failure?
Fuel was about 66-75% full, so I don't think fuel was spilling out the tank.
Doesn't matter much. It keeps clicking after it's tight enough.
I could do 100 clicks, or 1, the cap will be just as tight.
Electric gremlin for sure! The car didn't have the issues anymore.
I could do 100 clicks, or 1, the cap will be just as tight.
Electric gremlin for sure! The car didn't have the issues anymore.
I guess they warn you about the One Click thing because they have nothing better to do:happy:Doesn't matter much. It keeps clicking after it's tight enough.
I could do 100 clicks, or 1, the cap will be just as tight.
Electric gremlin for sure! The car didn't have the issues anymore.
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Turns out someone was stealing gas. 6 Gallons to be exact; and didn't even bother putting the cap back! :$#angry:
I can't believe someone this day and age, would do such a thing...
I'm contemplating on getting a fuel cap with a key...
I can't believe someone this day and age, would do such a thing...
I'm contemplating on getting a fuel cap with a key...
I know the culprits.Turns out someone was stealing gas. 6 Gallons to be exact; and didn't even bother putting the cap back! :$#angry:
I can't believe someone this day and age, would do such a thing...
I'm contemplating on getting a fuel cap with a key...
All jokes aside, that's a bummer. Locking gas cap may be a good idea. My Mazda's fuel door won't open if the car is locked. The Cruze is open to attack.
Warning: Funny, but explicit language.
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