Audi A4 2007 2.0T Everytime I Pump Gas Car Won't Star Please Help

Asked by Steff Dec 21, 2016 at 09:54 PM about the 2007 Audi A4 2.0T Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So Guys, About 2 Days ago I bought this used Audi
2007, 2.0T with just 73K miles on it, runs and drives
perfectly. It was diagnosed with a PO455
Evaporative Emisson System Leak (Large Leak) and
Everytime I pump gas (2Times) it won't start
correctly. I have to slightly hit the gas pedal and it
will finally start. I have to try about 2-3 times but
soon as I hit the had pedal the car will stay on and
runs perfectly after... What could it be and how
much to fix please let me know ASAP, now the guy j
bought the guy from had gas in tank for a little while
and did not pump more gas. He left it on Low... But
please help me on what to do to fix the problem
ASAP and where do I need to go to, I live im
Florida, Fort Myers... Thank you so much in
advance

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Deathjam4 answered 7 years ago

Check for an emissions line in the drivers side wheel well. Audi designed these cars to have a evap box under the plastic. you may need to remove the tire. but from experiance the line likes to rot out there and crumble to dust happened to mine. Other then that i would say do a tune up go over the vacum lines and crank case hoses if it has them and see where it goes from there.

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