Happens to me occasionally. Usually I'll pull out the nozzle and reseat
it, and that works. Haven't noticed if it follows a pattern.
"David D." wrote:
>
> Ok,i go to fill up my Dakota tonight.it is +4 degrees out.I put the nozzle
> in the tank,and barely a little fuel got in and it clicked off.
>
> I tried 4 different pumps(got in 9.00,but it took about 10 minutes)
> Went to a different station,sure enough,the same thing happened.
>
> When the gas was put in,and i stopped pumping,i would hear a gurgling
> sound,like something was in the fuel filler tube.
>
> Anyone have an idea for this scenario??
> Has anyone had this problem happen to you?
> Is it the cold?. I did have the Dak washed yesterday(under flush)
>
> "This is a job for Bernd or Ron"
>
> >From: ARubstello@aol.com
> >Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
> >To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
> >Subject: Re: DML: Car Audio, decision made
> >Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 15:53:40 EST
> >
> >yes ditch the factory speaker wires, they can make new systems worthless.
> >
> >The Man
>
> David Digney
> President-Wisconsin Chapter of the DML
> List Moderator: "DodgeDakotaQuadCab@egroups.com"
> SCWD Model Contest Chairman(South Central Wisconsin Division)
> 00'QC,SLT+,3.9,42RE,3.55,
> K&N Home-Brew,Dynomax Super Turbo,Mobil 1 10w30
>
> "My Dodge Dakota Quad Cab Kicks Ass...Magnum Power!"
>
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