Fuel Filler.

[Frosch 0]

I tried to feed the contents of my metal 20 litre jerry can into my SR180 today and succeded in regularly splooshing a shed load down the wing onto the tyre and surrounding tarmac. After about 20 minutes and only after probably getting approx 7 litres in the tank and 3 litres down the side of the car I had to call it a day as it was causing such a mess and my arms were aching like mad.

I've checked the jerry can and there's no blockage in the nozzle, nor in the breather tube.

Do I just have to ram the nozzle further into the hole? Is that it? I never had this grief when using it on previous cars.

Anyone else get the same problem or am I just being a dork?

[Parts-King 792]

Why on earth would you be transferring fuel from a jerry can to your car? Sounds like you do it a lot? Does your local fuel station not have a pump?

Just asking

Kingo

[Speed_Chaser 84]

Importing cheap fuel from other countries...? :D

[Frosch 0]

Every time I drive across to Germany, on the way back to the tunnel I fill up the car and a jerry can purely in case I run out of fuel on the way home. I had a Laguna that I had no trouble with but my Auris appears to want to cause me problems.

[Speed_Chaser 84]

Okay, back to the topic then :) I would never do it like that, there is very easy tool which I use every time, even when filling up the washer fluid:

[Frosch 0]

That's exactly how I did it last night. Problem solved.