Tank Assembly problems of the 2007 Chevrolet Suburban

We have a 2007 chevy Suburban that has had 2 fuel level sensors replaced under warranty. We are now out of warranty with 48,000 miles on the vehicle and the fuel gauge is again displaying inaccurate fuel levels. We have twice ran out of fuel when the guage showed a quarter tank.

The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Suburban. The contact stated that fuel could be smelled from the interior cabin of the vehicle. The contact made repairs to the fuel system but none of the repairs remedied the odor. The contact was able to determine that the fuel tank was leaking and replaced the fitted. The contact stated that since the repair, the fuel odor could only be smelled after refueling the vehicle. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer. The failure mileage was 75,000.

Gas leaking from top of gas tank on Suburban. It has happened four times since June of 2007. Never know when it is going to happen, doesn't happen all of the time, about every 4 months. It isn't a little but a lot causing a puddle and a horrible gas smell for a couple of days in my vehicle. When this happens everyone around the station is astonished at how much it leaks and that I get in the vehicle and drive off. The service department claims to replace a valve when this happens, but then why does it happen again and again. Last weekend this happened to my family (3 kids under 4 are in the vehicle when this happens) while on vacation. Needless to say I was very scared and on the edge of my seat making sure we were not around anything hot or anybody smoking. As one cigarette would have put our vehicle into shooting flames. We were also all exposed to the fumes all weekend long.