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Originally Posted by outie
It happens sometimes at a particular gas station / pump. I always had issue w/ Chevron with my Cayman S. I recently had issue with Shell with the M3. If you know which pump is the issue just avoid it. Otherwise you need to adjust the nozzle a bit, sometimes pulling it out more helps and if that doesn't try to twist it a bit at an angle (opposite of what Templar said). You are most likely going to need to stay outside when this happens.
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Guess it's different for everyone. I didn't have the issue on my M3, but did on my other car. It was because I was a bit too far away from the pump and at a funny angle, so the nozzle wasn't completely in the right way. When it stopped pumping I turned the car on and noticed it wasn't completely full. I stopped, went back, pulled closer and pushed the nozzle in the right way so it wasn't hanging out funny. It filled it completely and was good to go.