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MichelleMcCarron

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New to group. Stumped and frustrated in Kentucky thanks for the add My 2006 Colorado doesn't want to start after getting gas whether i fill it up or put 20 in so i started putting gas in while left running but even with that if i put the gas in to fast it wants to stall out. Any one else have this problem and if so can you give me advise as what to do to fix it thank you in advance 

Goldy Enthusiast

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Sounds like a fuel pump issue.Pain in the you know what you have to drop the gas tank. Good luck patience is the key!!

Bonjosco3ss Enthusiast

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Try a new purge valve. If the valve is bad it won’t release pressure in the tank. Or a pressure regulator if there is one on the fuel rail.

 

Colossus Senior Enthusiast

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Any possibility the fuel you put in was bad? 

Coby7 Senior Enthusiast

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Yup, your purge valve is stuck open and every time you fill the tank you push fumes to the intake and flood it.  

Coby7 Senior Enthusiast

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To start just hold pedal to the floor and release once it starts.

MichelleMcCarron Enthusiast

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21 hours ago, Coby7 said:

Yup, your purge valve is stuck open and every time you fill the tank you push fumes to the intake and flood it.  

Ty Coby7

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Yup, your purge valve is stuck open and every time you fill the tank you push fumes to the intake and flood it.  

This is the issue most likely. Easy $10-ish fix.


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