Peter P

If you "fill the tank" then drive off and discover it's not reading full. The problem is probably the pressure relief valve on the tank. Solution:- Hold the gas pump nozzle UPSIDE DOWN. Seems crazy but it works. Replacing the valve is expensive, the tank must be removed.

yosip1115

Not expensive. $45 to not look like an idiot every time you fill up. Located at the evap canister...

That relief solenoid throws p0455 when it loses continuity. "gross leak, evap system"

Frank_White

my dignity is worth about $28.95.. id rather hold it upside down

yosip1115

Might trip the code based off pressure, not continuity, not sure. But damn, you're cheap man haha.

difranchise

I like how this guy thinks. lolz

Peter P

You obviously don't live up her in Canada, where so much is more than U.S. prices. I was quoted $150.

By the way ZCON2016 will be in Toronto. If you want details go to YouTube search ZCON2016

oldschool350z

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My problem is I can only fill 12 gallons. Would holding it upside down fix that issue?

HRMoneyPit

I have a problem filling my tank to. But it's more related to my wallet not wanting to pay

Peter P

Probably, seems like you have the same problem, with my car, it doesn't happen at every gas station, depends on the sensitivity of the gas pump.