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A few times while I have stopped at a drive through, or a red light I've had the "Tighten Fuel Filler Cap" message come up. So I tried the obvious, and tightened it up. It still came up. So I then wound up trading out fuel caps with the one on my wrecked parts car, just in case it was a bad cap or something.
I'm still getting the message. Was wondering where the next logical place would be to look on the car to correct this problem.
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-Eli
99 Saab 93 SE
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next logical step would be to find out why the tank isn't holding pressure. It still could be the cap even though you tried a different one. Get ONLY new OEM fuel caps because aftermarket caps tend to yield themselves to this problem.
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1999 Saab 9-3 5-door Stg4
Philly Region SCCA
Where should I start checking on this car to see why it isn't holdring pressure? Any hoses in particular that come off the tank that have a history of being problemsome on these cars?
I'll monkey around with it a little before I get another new cap, hate to spend money on anything when I may not need to.
Tighten Fuel Filler Cap
