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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Cars / June 2007

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scott - 24 Jun 2007 18:23 GMT
I recently fulled the car up with gas without over filling.  Yet
Fuel leaked out of the gas cap and ran down the exterior side of the car
below the fill cap opening.  The cap was secure.  When driving I could
small gas in the cabin.  Was told that this may be a problem with the
evaporator canister.  Is this really a possibility?  Where is such a
thing located?  The car is a 1995 Pontiac Firebird.
Paul Michaels - 28 Jun 2007 03:02 GMT
Has the gas cap ever been replaced?

My '01 Grand Prix was throwing SES codes because of a worn out gas
cap.

Does it leak right after you fill up, or after some driving?

Does it happen at every gas station (old, modern) or just your usual
place?

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Paul Michaels
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
www.PaulsTravelPictures.com
BAD 4  GOOD - 30 Jun 2007 15:26 GMT
Scott,
The canister is located behind the gas cap to the rear of the car.
You'll have to remove the plastic shield (3 small sheet metal hex head
bolts)
and if I remember the shield around the gas cap also.
You may wanna remove the wheel  to make it easier and have a good
light...it's dark in that area.

Good luck.........Stan

>     I recently fulled the car up with gas without over filling.  Yet
> Fuel leaked out of the gas cap and ran down the exterior side of the car
> below the fill cap opening.  The cap was secure.  When driving I could
> small gas in the cabin.  Was told that this may be a problem with the
> evaporator canister.  Is this really a possibility?  Where is such a
> thing located?  The car is a 1995 Pontiac Firebird.
 
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