Engine Oil Tin Cans Troubleshooting

1. Fuel leakage: Fuel leakage may be caused by damage to the tank body, aging of seals, or loose connection parts. If a fuel leak is found, stop using the vehicle immediately and find the source of the leak for repair. Do not start the engine before repairing the leak to avoid fire or other safety accidents.
2. Fuel level sensor failure: Fuel level sensor failure may cause the fuel gauge to display inaccurately or not work. If the fuel level sensor is suspected to be faulty, it can be eliminated by checking the sensor's connection line, resistance value, or replacing the sensor.
3. Vent blockage: Vent blockage may cause abnormal pressure in the tank and affect the normal supply of fuel. The problem can be solved by checking whether the vent is unobstructed and clearing the blockage.
4. Fuel outlet blockage: Fuel outlet blockage may prevent the fuel from being delivered to the engine normally, causing engine failure. The problem can be solved by checking whether the oil outlet is blocked by impurities, cleaning the oil outlet, or replacing the fuel filter.