Having issues filling up at the gas station... Pump keeps shutting off, any ideas on a fix?

[Raydiaz1971]

New to the site,
Have a 2015 Hyundai Genesis Sedan and I'm having issues filling up at the gas station... Pump keeps shutting off, any ideas on a fix?

 

[Sal Collaziano]

New to the site,
Have a 2015 Hyundai Genesis Sedan and I'm having issues filling up at the gas station... Pump keeps shutting off, any ideas on a fix?

Welcome. I moved your message out of the forum lounge and updated the title to draw attention from people who've experienced your issue. Your previous title probably would not have given anyone any incentive to click through to read your message.

 

[Andyj]

I have a 2015 and no problem with gas pump shutting off. You may need to reposition the nozzle with the tip all the way in and the hose and handle end down low.

 

[joegr]

New to the site,
Have a 2015 Hyundai Genesis Sedan and I'm having issues filling up at the gas station... Pump keeps shutting off, any ideas on a fix?

Before this happened, did you have a habit of topping the tank off after the pump stopped?
It could be that the vent canister is soaked with gasoline or otherwise clogged. Also, there is a particular spider that likes to make its home in fuel vent hoses, which can clog them. There's also a vent solenoid that could be stuck closed. Is the check engine light on?

 

[Alfer]

I have a 2015 and no problem with gas pump shutting off. You may need to reposition the nozzle with the tip all the way in and the hose and handle end down low.

That's what she said.

 

[Raydiaz1971]

Sorry I'm getting back to you late, got busy. No check engine light, but I have noticed a drop in fuel efficiency and a lot of difficulty pumping gas. As far as over filling it, I did not; however, I bought the car 6 month ago and had some issues putting gas. Lately, its terrible, it takes me almost 10 minutes to fill.

 

[arcman]

As joegr above... Most likely the vapor canister is clogged due to topping off the fuel after the pump handle clicks off. When pumping, the fuel displaces the air in the tank through the vapor canister to absorb the gas fumes so they don't vent to outside air. EPA stuff. The filter charcoal in the canister can handle fumes but not raw gasoline.

Just remembered... It could also be the purge valve or solenoid control valve attached to that system. Someone here recently asked about the (purge valve) noise coming from the trunk when starting the car. If you don't hear that occasionally, that may be a clue.

 

[Raydiaz1971]

Thank you guys for your advise, truly appreciated it.