Other Fuel System Tank Assembly Problems of Toyota Corolla

Leaking gas tank due to corrosion. Tank replaced at a cost of $1305. 81.

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The contact owns a 2005 Toyota Corolla. While placing fuel in the vehicle, the lever to the fuel tank fractured. The contact drove the vehicle to the dealer for diagnostic testing. The technician stated that the lever inside fractured. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified. The approximate failure mileage was 120,000.

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Gas pores out of the tank when filled. Gas pedal sticks.

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In July 2013, I started smelling gasoline as I was driving to work. Smell got stronger and more noticeable after gassing the car up. Then the smell became more noticeable day by day. Even just sitting in the car or as you walked past it. Car did not have to be on and you would still smell it. There were no noticeable leaks until recently. I thought it was oil at first but then I figured it could be gasoline. Had someone look at it and they noticed a crack in the gas tank that seemed to be blown outwards. I'm going to have it fixed but if this is a common problem then this should be considered a manufacturers defect and Toyota should pay for the parts & labor.

Fuel tank protector band on the sub assembly rusted and broke off -. The 2 remaining bolts held. If it would have completely fallen off the car behind us could have hit it and we would not be aware that the assembly to protect the fuel tank was missing.

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For almost 9 months, I have not been able to fuel my 2004 Toyota Corolla without the gas pump stopping despite my gas tank not being completely full. This occurs on a weekly basis. I have been told the cause for this is a faulty charcoal canister. This may not necessarily be the correct diagnosis; instead there may be something wrong with the ventilation in my gas tank that is not allowing fumes to properly ventilate while fueling the vehicle. I have had no repairs to address this problem because the cost of a new charcoal canister ($400) is quite high and the charcoal canister may not even be the problem. I would like to see if any other 2004 Toyota Corollas have had this issue as well.

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