general problems of the 2005 Jeep Liberty - part 2

Every single time I fill up my Jeep, it never fails to over fill. The gas pump does not shut off until the gas is coming out and spilling all over my vehicle.

When gas is finished pumping, a pint of gas spills down side of vehicle then onto ground. Automatic shutoff doesn't engage when finished pumping gas at any gas station.

Each time I go to have gas put in my vehicle (no matter what gas station) or whether the gas is almost full or almost empty. When the gas is being filled it will spit the gas back out unless you fill it very, very, very slow and wait for the gas to settle. It spits it out on the side of the truck and has a very bad fume smell or odor after having gas pumped each time. This should be a safety concern and I do not understand why this has not been a recall via Chrysler-Jeep with all of the complaints I have read online.

When filling the car with gas it does not stop it pops out and if you are in the way will go all over you on the ground and the car. Plus you are paying for gas that is not in your car.

The contact owns a 2005 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that while refueling, fuel would spill out from the fuel filler neck and onto himself. The dealer was notified, but denied any assistance with repairs of the failure. The manufacturer was not notified. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 74,000 and the current mileage was 79,000. The VIN was unavailable.

When filling my 2005 Jeep Liberty with fule it spits back almost a quart. I have tried different pumps at different stations and it does this every time. The problem is very harmful to the environment and to me as I breathe in the fumes. There needs to be a recall to protect consumer.

When filling my 2005 Jeep Liberty with fuel it spits back almost a quart. I have tried different pumps at different stations and it does this every time.

Whenever I fill up my Jeep the fuel overflows onto the Jeep and on the ground. It has done this for about two years (or more).

After filling the car with gas there are strong fuel odors inside the cabin. This happens each time the car is refueled. .

Every time I pump fuel, when it reaches capacity it sprays out all over the place.

I just bought a 2005 Jeep Liberty limited with 90k miles. My last two fillups at different pumps resulted in the pump shutting off but gas spilling down the side of the vehicle. Once was with the autopump lever engaged and once was while holding the pump lever manually. There are so many complaints about this that there needs to be a recall to protect consumers from exposure and protect the environment. Consider the amount of vehicles with this problem dumping gas on the ground on a daily basis. It could be a staggering amount of gas.

Fuel overflows - every time fueling up gas shuts off and flows backup and out spilling out over whoever is filling it. Shut off (baffle is not closing) to keep the fuel from coming back out. Extreme safety hazard. This needs to be addressed before someone gets seriously injured. Past due for recall !!!!.

While refueling, gasoline will splash from the filler neck at the time the pump shuts off. This happens each time we refuel, and we refuel at many different locations. I have attempted to slow down the pump as the last gallon goes in, and even this has not consistently been successful. I would estimate the amount spilled to be an ounce.

Beginning in November, 2010, each time I put gas into my 2005 Jeep Liberty, the pump did not stop in time and gas spilled out all over the car, on the ground, and on me. As of today, December 10, 2010, is has now happened 6 times at 6 different pumps at multiple gas stations indicating there is something wrong with the car. This problem is very harmful to the environment creating toxic runoff and is harmful to me as I breathe in the fumes.

Fuel spill everytime when fill my Jeep Liberty.

Every time I put fuel in my car, the automatic shut off does not engage. I splash gas all over my car and it drips to the ground. If I am not super careful, I also end up with gas on me and I have the smell of fuel on me. I must stand closely to my car, and I must listen to the fuel and guess when to stop pumping. I worries me everytime I fuel my car.

My 2005 Jeep Liberty suddenly turned off completely and minutes later in the parking lot of a banking establishment went up in flames. The fire started in the engine bay and quickly moved through the rest of the car. The fire destroyed the vehicle and all of my personal belongings. There were no prior signs to inform me that a fire was soon to come otherwise I wouldn't have driven it.

Three times when I filled my 2005 Jeep Liberty, the pump shut off and then gas overflowed all down the side of the car and onto my hand and sleeve. I obviously don't fill it anymore, but this is also causing the check engine light to come on so it won't pass inspection. Jeep says they've never heard of this happening even though there are several website forums which talk about this problem and also videos on youtube showing it. My own mechanic said he's heard of this happening with other chryslers also. Jeep is working with me to cover part of the costs, but there's a series of parts that may have to be replaced and it needs to be retested each time. By the time all is said and done, even my part of the repairs could be substantial. I think this is a serious and dangerous problem and Jeep should issue a recall before somebody is seriously hurt.

The contact owns a 2005 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated that when refueling the vehicle, gasoline would spew back out and onto the ground. Neither the dealer nor the manufacturer was contacted in regards to the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 36,000 and the current mileage was 40,000.

I have a 2005 Jeep Liberty that spews gas when it is refilled. The first incident occured in 2009 and has progressively gotten worse. The dealership has offered no remedy for this situation.

When filling up my 2005 Jeep Liberty the gas over spills. This wasn't always the case but has been happening more frequently over the time of owning the car. I currently don't fill up the vehicle due to this issue because when this happens the car smells of gas.

The contact owns a 2005 Jeep Liberty. The contact stated while refueling the vehicle, approximately one pint of gasoline began spewing back out from the filler neck onto the contact and the ground. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer for diagnostic testing or repairs. The contact was able to locate numerous complaints online pertaining to the failure and believed the manufacturer should take the liability for the failure. The manufacturer was not contacted. The current and failure mileages were 80,000.