POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
My buddy has an 04 996 that is on empty and just spits gas back out when pumped into gas tank!!! Has anyone experinced this??? Please Help Thanks
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YOUR RESEARCH04 C4S won't accept GAS!! need help quick
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POST 2Original post
May sound dumb, but could the tank be full and the gas gauge be giving a faulty reading??
POST 3Original post
I'm too busy to write up steps for inspection, so here is the link that will help you out. GL! http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...#39;t+fuel+car
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