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Hello 👋, I have recently purchased a 2019 R35 GTR ❤️ and am having trouble fueling it. The fuel Pump cuts off constantly, I’ve tried every angle and depth and it just doesn’t work! Makes me feel like an idiot at the petrol station to have this magnificent car that I can’t put petrol in 😖. On researching it seems it’s a known problem with a Nissan Tech sheet fix. I was wondering if anyone had done the fix or worked out another way to fuel their car smoothly. Thankyou 🤗

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On 11/1/2021 at 3:41 PM, Caroline said:

I’ve tried that 

Do you have any evap codes? If a vent valve is jammed from overfilling in the past it can cause these issues. Otherwise my experience is that most cars if you angle the nozzle closer to being perpendicular to the ground a lot of cars tend to experience less fuel frothing/obstruction that can prematurely trip the sensor. The 996 is one of those cars where the nozzle has to go in upside down.

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