Hey guys, first post, here we go.
Bought my first car, Uno 1.1 i.e.s -94, sweet, but one problem occurred with the fuel tank.
It seems the tank doesen't breathe at all. At first it was just some minor pressure/vacuum, which resolved as i opened the cap, but now it's worse.
You see i filled the tank on a cold day, more then ten minusdegrees celcius.
So, the day after, sun shined directly to the car and it was some 5 degrees warm, so i (don't remember why tho) opened the cap and got showered with gasoline. Reflexively i closed the cap of course. Right now there is immense pressure in the fuel tank, and i'm pretty sure that's not good for it. A vacuum would be much worse tho, since it could suck the plastic tank right in, right?
Should i check a possible breather hose or something? Is there one?
Finland is hella cold at winter so it's possible something _could_ be frozen shut, but unlikely, since the car has of course been warmed more then enough times to completely melt.
So how the hell do i fix this?
Plan B is that i drill a miniature hole thru the plastic cap. I'd prefer not to, tho.
Bought my first car, Uno 1.1 i.e.s -94, sweet, but one problem occurred with the fuel tank.
It seems the tank doesen't breathe at all. At first it was just some minor pressure/vacuum, which resolved as i opened the cap, but now it's worse.
You see i filled the tank on a cold day, more then ten minusdegrees celcius.
So, the day after, sun shined directly to the car and it was some 5 degrees warm, so i (don't remember why tho) opened the cap and got showered with gasoline. Reflexively i closed the cap of course. Right now there is immense pressure in the fuel tank, and i'm pretty sure that's not good for it. A vacuum would be much worse tho, since it could suck the plastic tank right in, right?
Should i check a possible breather hose or something? Is there one?
Finland is hella cold at winter so it's possible something _could_ be frozen shut, but unlikely, since the car has of course been warmed more then enough times to completely melt.
So how the hell do i fix this?
Plan B is that i drill a miniature hole thru the plastic cap. I'd prefer not to, tho.