No leaks but losing gas!

Asked by James Oct 30, 2012 at 04:11 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Started my car this morning and was a little
under half a tank. Fuel range indicator said
approx. 190 miles before E. Drove 3 miles
then noticed it said 84 miles before E. And I
was at 1/4 tank. Looked and there are no
leaks.

4 Answers

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maybe it wasnt registering correctly at start up. I've seen those range readouts do wierd things. Unless you notice a reduced cruise range per tank I wouldnt worry about it. That much fuel loss would make a very strong fuel smell and a leak would be noticable, or a fire.

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could be overloading fuel inection system with fuel

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I just wanted to know if it was the fuel injection system. I have a 2008 chevy colbalt with the same exact issue. We bought it used about 4 months ago and it gets about 189 miles on a full tank of gas. no order or sign of leak, pressure is good....what is it?

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My gas hand keep going down everytime I drive. I don't even get a mile. I don't have a leak so what could the problem be. Usually I can go a half a tank for two days this time I went from a half a tank to almost empty to work which takes me 30 minutes to get there.

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