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Turn up the wireless.
Just go deaf, a lot less worries then.
But you have to re fill it again. I'm lucky, I'm partly deaf and I keep the tank full most of the time to stop this.Only at certain level in the tank. Usually disappears very quickly in a V8
Your past the test because you must have very good hearing to hear the issue.Hi guys, I’ve noticed a weird issue with my 2014 SV6 VF, whenever I go to stop or drive slow I can hear a sloshing sound coming from my fuel tank/ rear of my car. It’s on and off, sometimes it happens and sometimes it doesn’t, I’m really confused to what it is as it hasn’t happened in any other car I’ve owned. Is it just my fuel or is there a bigger problem?
YES,YES, this is what I doSloshing in the fuel tank so was a thing in the VZ too. Fill 'er up to the first click-off and refill at 3/4 empty.
This might be unrelated, but my VE rear doors keep filling with rain water, sounds like what you are describing.Hi guys, I’ve noticed a weird issue with my 2014 SV6 VF, whenever I go to stop or drive slow I can hear a sloshing sound coming from my fuel tank/ rear of my car. It’s on and off, sometimes it happens and sometimes it doesn’t, I’m really confused to what it is as it hasn’t happened in any other car I’ve owned. Is it just my fuel or is there a bigger problem?
My VE has rain water filling the back doors. This might be unrelated, but sounds like what you are describing.Hi guys, I’ve noticed a weird issue with my 2014 SV6 VF, whenever I go to stop or drive slow I can hear a sloshing sound coming from my fuel tank/ rear of my car. It’s on and off, sometimes it happens and sometimes it doesn’t, I’m really confused to what it is as it hasn’t happened in any other car I’ve owned. Is it just my fuel or is there a bigger problem?
This might be unrelated, but my VE rear doors keep filling with rain water, sounds like what you are describing.
I haven't found the cause yet, only pull the rubber where the wires go in the bottom of the doors.
If anyone has had this problem, and found a solution, I'd love to here it.
My VE has rain water filling the back doors. This might be unrelated, but sounds like what you are describing.
I let the water out by lifting the rubber where the wires go in the bottom of the doors.
If anyone has found a solution to this , I'd love to hear it.
Hope this helps.