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2013 ST Charcoal Canister dripping fuel after a run
- Thread starter rodgaleau
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SpyderAnn01
Active member
That is something that you should point out to your dealer.
oldguyinTX
New member
More common on the 2013 RT, and BRP doesn't have a clue as to how to fix it, at least not for me.
BajaRon
Well-known member
The best fix is to remove the canister altogether. Easy and very inexpensive.
Craniac
New member
Getting the airflow side panels was the biggest help. They are free from your dealer.
I think the problem is the 450 degree heater BRP placed under the gas tank. The NHTSA is looking at the issue. You need to file a complaint with them.
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900Dave
New member
Very common
On the 2013 ST. After market air intake really helps as well as the 2014 air flow panels as Craniac had mentioned. But you will still have a fuel smell at times if the conditions are right.
Next for me is too eliminate the the gas tank heater (CAT) and I will do the bypass sometime this spring.
On the 2013 ST. After market air intake really helps as well as the 2014 air flow panels as Craniac had mentioned. But you will still have a fuel smell at times if the conditions are right.
Next for me is too eliminate the the gas tank heater (CAT) and I will do the bypass sometime this spring.
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