I had that happen to me when I first got my stang and then I took it to the dealer and they fixed it no problem

 

I've been using Chevron exclusively with my '07(I don't know why, just a weird mental thing I guess). Anyway, I've noticed this problem too but only at certain stations. I haven't paid any attention at all to the types of pumps but I don't think it's a problem with my car. Again, some stations will do this but most wont (w/ my car).

 

I've had this problem quite frequently. I just hold the nozzle upside down. Now I see so many have this problem. I'll be stopping at the dealer to have it fixed now that I know. Thanks.

 

I live in Oregon we are not allowed to fill our own cars. So I sit in the car and listen to the stereo and Goober has to deal with the pump.

 

soin Oregon your local government says your to retarded to fill your own tank? WTF?

 

Yes it is illegal to pump our own here.

 

Wow...I don't know if I'd trust some gas station attendent with my car...

 

I just pump it slow and it's fine. Seems that if I pump it too fast that's when the problem shows up. Also in NJ you can't pump yourself either.

 

same here I set it and then clean the windows

but once when putting gas in someone else's car (2001 explorer)at a shell station (I normally go to exxon because it's very close) and at shell I had the same problem
there is aproblemwith the nozzles at shell stations they have a very bad design that doesn't allow unattended fill-up

 

Yesterday I checked my car. It was made on MAR 2005. That means it is qualified to have a new gas tank replacement. It will shut off if it is at 6 o'clock position, but, it is always OK to fill if I put the nozzle in 3 o'clock position . I don't know what to do? Take it to the dealer to have a new gas tank or live with it by using 3 o'clock position to fill gas.