Q: Gas line stays on F when car is turned off

asked by on May 29, 2016

Yesterday 5/28, I filled my car up with gas and when I got home to cut my car off, the gas line stayed on F after the car was shut off. I cranked the car again and turned it off, but the line still stayed on the F mark.

My car has 76100 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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