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With the capless filler it doesn't create a decent seal causing me to always have to hold the nozzle tight to prevent shutoff. Common?
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I have to turn the nozzle upside down to prevent it from shutting down. I'll take it in someday.
 

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I have the capless on my Boss, and really have no issues. Some nozzles are more difficult than others at times.
 

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Zero issues on my 350.
 

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In CA, many stations have overused nozzles that aren't maintained/replaced. It's bad enough with normal gas caps, but worse with the capless filler, about 70% of the time I need to hold the nozzle and even when I remove the nozzle, a lot more drops of gas seems to hit the fuel door/gas cap area.
 

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generally buy fuel at Costco...have had no problems whatsoever.
 

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In CA, many stations have overused nozzles that aren't maintained/replaced. It's bad enough with normal gas caps, but worse with the capless filler, about 70% of the time I need to hold the nozzle and even when I remove the nozzle, a lot more drops of gas seems to hit the fuel door/gas cap area.
I agree. When out of state have I never had a issue. Only in CA gas stations with the new type nozzles that are supposed to catch gas vapors.
 

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No problems with my GT350. I did have a Ranger years ago that needed the gas tank switched out due to a faulty vent...I couldn't pump more than 5 seconds or so without the pump clicking off.
 

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I agree. When out of state have I never had a issue. Only in CA gas stations with the new type nozzles that are supposed to catch gas vapors.
Same thing I noticed. I have issues with the newer nozzles as well. No issue with older and worn nozzles.
 

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I purchased my 350 in Las Vegas, on the trip home to Oregon I had a hell of a time fueling in California. Since I've made it home no issues ????
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Texas had those vapor recovery things a few years ago. On certain cars I did have issues at times. Texas no longer has them though and no issues as I stated above.
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