Introduction and Salt Air/Car Cover question?
#16
Race Director
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So, I just got into the habit of positioning the nozzle the way the picture shows. This last road trip didn't have one premature shut off and it seems based on the mileage numbers the shut off when it does happen results in a pretty consistent fill up.
As an aside, my Boxster is not nearly as sensitive to the nozzle as the Turbo is.
Sincerely,
Macster.
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Might add that unbeknownst to me at the time I was taking the picture the person opening the driver's door of the vehicle in the left of the picture turned out to be a rather good looking young woman.
I didn't see her until after I had taken the picture. As she got out of the car she looked over my way with a smile. I smiled back and was kind of wondering what's up (not that I mind getting a smile from a pretty woman) and it occurred to me that maybe she thought I was taking her picture.
Wish I had. While I love the looks of my Turbo, well, I did say she was a rather good looking yound woman, and I can take pics of my Turbo any old time.
Sincerely,
Macster.
I didn't see her until after I had taken the picture. As she got out of the car she looked over my way with a smile. I smiled back and was kind of wondering what's up (not that I mind getting a smile from a pretty woman) and it occurred to me that maybe she thought I was taking her picture.
Wish I had. While I love the looks of my Turbo, well, I did say she was a rather good looking yound woman, and I can take pics of my Turbo any old time.
Sincerely,
Macster.
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My 2004 has occasional issues with the filler neck 'whatever' valve...turning the nozzle over allows it to run all the way to full... otherwise it will stop and be stupid for the last half of the fill. Not every time, but sometimes.
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You might have a partial blockage in the vent for the gas tank. I'm not sure where it is located, but I had that problem on one of my boats. It turned out that salt spray had partially sealed off the nozzel on the vent. I cleaned it out and the problem went away.