atjohanssoj

I have a 2002 K2500 Suburban 4x4 with 66000 miles on it. I am trouble fueling the truck. I can never use the click to hold lever at the fuel pump without the pump shutting off in about 5 seconds. If I hold the pump handle just right I can get about 22 gallons in the thing or close to 3/4 full from a empty tank. Onceit reaches that mark it just keeps clicking off like its full when I know its not. It has been to the local dealership and they have replaced the canister and tank vent valve at my expense without and resolution to my problem. Next they put a new tank in under an emissions warranty without change to my problem. I searched alldata and found a TSB which was identical to my problem and the chevy mechanics state that that TSB doesnt correct the problem. My service writer is willing to do the repairs described in the TSB for free since we have been through all of this other stuff without a fix and just to rule out all possibilities. So now I am waiting for the parts to come in andI am here asking if anybody else has experienced similar problems or know of any fix. Thanks.

Fiesty96

1. not all fuel gauges on the dash are correct
2. have the same problem with my vehicle because on the "click to hold" position the gas was pouring in faster than it could vent causing it to fool the sensor on the fuel pump into thinking it was full
I now pump gas always by my control.

gcahal_az

I have the same issue with my work van. Which is a Chevy. Its hit or miss on that. Pisses me off in the mornings though cause i dont wanna stand around and wait. I like to let it pump, go inside and get breakfast...