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  After driving for a couple of hours on the highway and usually if the tank is less than half empty, i start feeling a counter pressure whenever i press on the gas combined with strong hesitations. To the point that if i am slowing down near the exit, the car can and do caugh and stop.
  I used to pull them on my previous 89 Fleetwood, and it was like the Devilles. This one is different.
  also you might try replacing the fuel filter , since its an easy one to do, and could cause your issues
  having the pressure in the tank is not unusaul, my 94 will build up as well, mostly on 1/4 tank or less, follow the instructions and see if you pull up any codes, then let us know
  Do you thing the tank is releasing air or inhaling air. I think the tank is building vacuum inside due to a clogged or pinched vent line.
  Absolutely. Check the charcoal canister. Not sure where it is on a 94, is it still under the hood? They have a filter that can sometimes be changed, but see that it has not got a constant vacuum on it. The canister control is supposed to do a purge on the can once in a while, and then shut off. If it's got a clog somewhere and is drawing a vacuum on your tank constantly, that isn't a very good thing.
  Once you find and repair the issue though, it's good to know that your fuel system is that air tight- actually....
  It's not legal to use a vented fuel cap on a 1994 car, but it would not hurt to leave it loose or absent as a 'test' to see if the problem goes away once the vacuum on the tank is released.
  im having the same exact problem, and today i drive to school with my gas cap off and the car felt a bit more lively under acceleration. my dad says that some gas caps vent themselvs.... is this true? looking at it i dont think so.
  my car is a 1990 brougham.... can any one point me towards where the charcoal filter is? until then ill just keep my gas cap off.