Which line vents the gas tank when adding Gasoline
Heres how i fixed my 99 when the gas pump kept shutting off while trying to fill it up.
Step 1 open hood lol
Step 2 disconnect plastic hoses that connect to the evap canister
Step 3 With gas cap off use compressed air to blow into the line that goes to the gas tank from the evap canister.
Step 4 with both lines disconnected from evap canister blow compressed air into one port of the evap canister and allow it to travel out the other port.
This should clear any debris out of the evap system if that's your issue. Idea cam from this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7EcWwlhzBM
Step 1 open hood lol
Step 2 disconnect plastic hoses that connect to the evap canister
Step 3 With gas cap off use compressed air to blow into the line that goes to the gas tank from the evap canister.
Step 4 with both lines disconnected from evap canister blow compressed air into one port of the evap canister and allow it to travel out the other port.
This should clear any debris out of the evap system if that's your issue. Idea cam from this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7EcWwlhzBM
Actually I saw that before I asked in here, but had my doubts. Anyway, I took my Shopvac which also is a blower and used it to suck and blow into any and all places I could as well as the charcoal canister. I went and fueled the Disco the next day, ready for this, not one cut off. Ok, so we'll see from here and I'll post the next fueling.
Actually I saw that before I asked in here, but had my doubts. Anyway, I took my Shopvac which also is a blower and used it to suck and blow into any and all places I could as well as the charcoal canister. I went and fueled the Disco the next day, ready for this, not one cut off. Ok, so we'll see from here and I'll post the next fueling. 

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