Filling gas tank

I agree with IAMICHABOD
Before spending a lot of $$$...
I had the same issue with a 2004 Roadtrek camper van. If I turned the gas pump handle at 45 degrees or so angle, it would pump the gas with no problem. Try experimenting different angles to get the best result. I found some gas stations didn't need the angle adjustment. It depends how fast the fuel was pumping. Sometimes a sharp bend in the filler hose prevents proper air ventilation and turning the pump handle can alleviate the issue.

My new rig does not have this issue I'm happy to say. Best of luck.

Friend of mine had a similar problem. Turned out somebody stuffed a rag into the filler neck.

Had that problem once. the vent line was blocked. The tank could not breath. Air has to go somewhere when you pour gas in. If not. There can be no flow.

There was a thread a while back Here.

I have that problem on my Chevy Based Class C every so often,I have found that if I hold the nozzle at an angle maybe, 45 Degrees it seems to work better,I think that it gets a better seal and flows better.

Typically, it is caused by one of two things:

1. The hose between the filler neck and the evap canister is plugged. You can pull the hose off of the evap canister and blow air through it. It should cause any debris to clear.

2. The evap canister is plugged. You can check it by blowing air into the evap canister from the discharge side. If no air flows out the inlet side, you need to replace the canister. One other method to try is to pull off the inlet hose on the evap canister and see if you can pump gas. If so, it is one of the two problems identified above. Do not leave it like this permanently or risk the wrath of tampering with your emission control devices.

There are other issues such as a misrouted filler neck hose or a blockage between the tank and the filler neck, but those are as frequent a problem as the evap system issues.

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Jim

That happened to me and it was the hose from the filler neck to the tank. The bracket broke that holds up the hose. The hose drooped and couldn't force gas into the tank. The Ford garage couldn't find the problem. An RV dealer found the problem. Crawl under and see if you can see that hose and if it is drooping down. If you can believe it some RVs have that hose held up in the middle with zip ties.