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Also, this started after I replaced the battery....could this possibly be related.

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Also, this started after I replaced the battery....could this possibly be related.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

For the second time in a row, the fuel overfilled and spilled out of the car. The auto stop on the pump did not trigger - luckily I was paying attention and let off the pump trigger. I have used this gas station (and exact pump) a million times, so it shouldn't be the pump. Any thoughts on this? The drain works to drain the gas under the car, but I would prefer to not use it every time I fill her up.

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Also, this started after I replaced the battery....could this possibly be related. Thoughts?

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There is something wrong with the design of the tank neck on these cars. On mine, the cutoff works, but if you pull the nozzle back too quickly gas overflows. I have to pull it out slowly, and if I see gas outside the tank put the nozzle back in for a couple of seconds and try again.

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If you have tried a few pumps and stations, it's probly something wrong with your car. Some pumps require you to pull on the rubber accordion on filler neck in order for the gas to come out. Some pumps don't have such device. Try one that has it.

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