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Problem Filling Tank of W210 Car
Car is 1997 E320. I usually buy my gasoline at the same station which has many sets of pumps. The past two or three fills have presented a problem. The pumps shut off after only a small amount of gas has been pumped. Removal of the nozzle shows that there is a pressure build-up in the tank. I can then start the pump again and the same thing happens. Eventually, I can get the tank mostly filled. Isn't there supposed to be some way for the air in the empty tank to escape as you fill it? I assume it would be some part of a closed system so that gasoline vapors are captured? Could I have a valve/solenoid that is not opening when I turn off the ignition? How does the closed system function differently with engine running and not running? Car is running fine as far as I can tell. Thanks.
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Re: Problem Filling Tank of W210 Car
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Most 1997 & later cars have OBVR (on-board vapor recovery) systems. IF your filler has a metal insert with an o-ring where the gas nozzle goes into the neck then you car has that system.
If you have a "plastic" door in the filler neck then your car doesn't have OBVR. OBVR systems have had some problems with filling the tank & should be looked at by an expert!
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