where exactly is the fuel tank air vent for my 2004 Honda accord, and should fuel come out through it when the tank is full during fueling?
Nov 13, 2009 at 12:52 PM
2004 Honda Accord FUEL TANK AIR VENT
2004 HONDA ACCORD
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The fuel breather line is next to the filler tube.
However, if you have fuel coming out of it then you have over filled the tank and most likely contaminated the evap system as well.
So, this means we need to drain the fuel tank to make sure we get the level down. Then we need to remove the canister and find out if there is fuel in it. If there is, it needs to be replaced.
I am attaching the info below on all of this and let us know what you find with this.
However, if you have fuel coming out of it then you have over filled the tank and most likely contaminated the evap system as well.
So, this means we need to drain the fuel tank to make sure we get the level down. Then we need to remove the canister and find out if there is fuel in it. If there is, it needs to be replaced.
I am attaching the info below on all of this and let us know what you find with this.
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