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Brighty16
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Hello,

Every time i fill up with diesel the pump always clicks out. I can't even put £1 in without it clicking out. Its getting a real pain in the !Removed! to be honest. Is there anything i can do to stop this?

Any advice would be great and much appreciated. Thanks :)

If in doubt... Flat Out!!

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How low are you letting the tank get?

I found I only got this when really low on fuel. Had to get someone from the fuel station out when I had trouble the first time.

They rotated the nozzle round a bit in the cap and it filled up fine.

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is it that easy filling system you have? if you don't push down it will firstly pi$$ all over the floor but mine cuts out too, the nozzle only goes in a bit, then you push the handle down to the ground and its fine. Might not be the same issue but food for thought.

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I can fit the nozzle in all the way, in fact i pushed it to far in once and couldn't get it back out haha. I will try turning it 90 degrees next time i fill up see if that works. It will even click out when the trigger is half pressed sometimes :/

If in doubt... Flat Out!!

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I don't see why you're all having such difficulty with 'easy-fuel' lol. Stick the nozzle in fully and let it hang so its roughly horizontal, then full flow for about 45 litres (Mk2.5 Focus) and it clicks off when full. Haven't had any problems with it myself lol.

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