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Excessive air pressure when removing 1992 Lumina gas cap
Does anyone know what causes this? You can hear a surge of air each time the gas cap is removed
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Re: Excessive air pressure when removing 1992 Lumina gas cap
did you let the tank go REALLY low? If you haven't filled up in a while, I think the pressure has just built up and it has to go somewhere.
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Re: Excessive air pressure when removing 1992 Lumina gas cap
is it pressure or vacuum that you are hearing hiss out? I know that OBDII uses sort of a map sensor and manifold vacuum to monitor the integrity of the fuel system aginst venting fuel favor. OBD1 does not though (that i am aware of). May just be somethnig you have to get used to.
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