it seems like you could put a vnet tube in the filler neck and fix the problem

 

I have found if I hold the fill nozzle just right and hold my jaw just right and not blink my eyes I can pull it off without spill or premature shutoff.

 

I've seen people use those things for a lot more than just cleaning off windshield grime[&:]

One time, the nozzle didn't cut off, and it spilled out all over me. I was late to school, and I didn't have a change of clothes. (Not that the change of clothes would get the smell off my skin though.) I had people in history class sniffing the air and asking what the smell was

Well, once the nozzle cuts off for the first time, just go over, close off the gate, and pump the handle a few times, or as you're pulling it out, tilt it upwards for a few seconds to let the excess flow back down before you remove the nozzle. With a couple extra seconds I can guarantee no gas spills on the car or yourself

 

Same thing happened to me last semester in speech class... everyone was sniffing around trying to figgure out what smelled like gas. I smoothly suggested it could be the construction in the room next to us. I don't think it flew.

 

well it sucks for me because i live in Oregon and we have people do it for us so i just get out and watch them hold it.

it was kinda funny a few weeks ago i was filling her up and the guy was so careful but spilled gas all over the ground.......[sm=lame.gif] he cursed sooooo much. lol lol lol lol[sm=roll.gif]

 

Just drive to your local airfield, fill up on 100LL (100 octane with Low Lead) Aviation Fuel, they don't spill a drop.

 

Some random guy at the gas station yesterday tried to tell me I wasnt pumping it right cause it was spilling out. Then he tried and it was spilling out even more, and I was like hah! not that easy is it? My advise is the same as everyone elses, go slow.

 

Hey 68myway can you really fill up with that gas at the airport?