Refueling the 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited

Asked by beaverx4 May 05, 2016 at 09:54 AM about the 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited

Question type: General

What gives when putting in fuel?  The handle/pump continuously shuts off while fueling so that it makes it difficult to know when it is actually full.  Anyone else having this problem?

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Yes, in my case I wasn't putting the gas nozzle in far enough. There must be a sensor in there somewhere.

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Same problem- also have false reading from Check engine light? dealer checked for evap, etc. issues- found none.

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Same issue. Simply put the nozzle in and turn it upside down, so that the handle is above the nozzle. Works like a charm.

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2018 Grand Cherokee, same problem. Need to turn nozzle to 90 degree position to get it to fill.

I have a 2018 Sterling. Best way is to hold it upside down so the handle is facing upward. It might look and feel weird but it always works

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