2012 LR2 won't start after refueling
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2012 LR2 won't start after refueling
Hello I have a 2012 LR2 HSE. I was driving on E (stupid, I know...) & got to the has station. After fueling up I started the LR2 but it stalled out & shut off. It kept cranking and everything but it wouldn't turn over. I got it to turn over once whilst waiting for the tow truck but it shut off again & I wasn't able to get it back on. It's currently in the driveway
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Did you fill the tank up? Let it sit over night and try again, the pump might have lost prime and vapor locked. Sitting for a while with a full tank might allow liquid fuel back to where it needs to be.
Otherwise you'll need to check codes. The pump might possibly have been damaged by overheating due to low fuel volume. But I'd guess that only happened if it was hot outside, or the pump was already on it's way out.
Otherwise you'll need to check codes. The pump might possibly have been damaged by overheating due to low fuel volume. But I'd guess that only happened if it was hot outside, or the pump was already on it's way out.
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guy (10-08-2023)
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Did you fill the tank up? Let it sit over night and try again, the pump might have lost prime and vapor locked. Sitting for a while with a full tank might allow liquid fuel back to where it needs to be.
Otherwise you'll need to check codes. The pump might possibly have been damaged by overheating due to low fuel volume. But I'd guess that only happened if it was hot outside, or the pump was already on it's way out.
Otherwise you'll need to check codes. The pump might possibly have been damaged by overheating due to low fuel volume. But I'd guess that only happened if it was hot outside, or the pump was already on it's way out.
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I'm fairly certain it has something to do with the fuel pump as earlier that day I replaced the fuse F22 (fuse for the fuel pump) since it wouldn't start earlier that day & it worked fine until it didn't. I replaced that same fuse a few months ago due to the same issue. Replacing the fuse is no longer remedying the issue however.
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I'm fairly certain it has something to do with the fuel pump as earlier that day I replaced the fuse F22 (fuse for the fuel pump) since it wouldn't start earlier that day & it worked fine until it didn't. I replaced that same fuse a few months ago due to the same issue. Replacing the fuse is no longer remedying the issue however.
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I believe the first time, it was. As soon as I replaced the fuse it started immediately without issue after a week being parked. The second time, I'm unsure as it only was able to drive a few miles before I had to get it towed. To be fair, it was on E when it did it earlier in the day as well.
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