MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: !tf on October 10, 2014, 09:13:55 pm
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Evening ladies and gentlemen. Just filled up the GTI and took her for a good old drive with a friend Pulled up after a while and noticed a constant deep dripping noise from the fuel tank, with the engine turned off. Any ideas what it could be?
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Just unused fuel returning to the tank i would imagine :happy2:
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I thought it was that but It carried in for the thirty minutes wwe were pulled up .
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As above, should be just the fuel return.
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Mine does that too, even if I haven't been pushing it particulary hard!
Hasn't blown up yet!! :driver:
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Maybe the sound of the exhaust pipework cooling down? The '32 makes a lot of 'ting...tingtingting..ting' noises after a blast :wink:
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Fuel return . Didn't notice mine until about 3 weeks after the air went on.
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I get this. When i open the fuel cap the pressure releases and noise stops.
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Same on mine today. Any solution? It stoped after open the fuel tank cap and I hear a aspiration noise during a second.
It can be the canister?
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To resurrect…
My car is doing exactly this. I understand the logic of fuel return and how fuel systems work… but I have never owned a car that makes this much noise and it would surprise me if VW designed them that way.
Is there a vent or something somewhere that could be blocked? So the bubbling noise is air going up the return line or something like that?
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I replaced the canister for an ORIGINAL VW part and still have the same noise, it seems that it's easier to notice that once the ambient temp is higher.