Try to fill gas tank, gas pump nozzle clicks off, sometimes as much as 10 times in 1 gallon pumped. Something wrong with pipe to tank?

My work truck does this as well. Pulling out the nozzle doesnt work either. I know it sounds wierd, but try turning the nozzle sideways or upside down when filling the tank. Works well with my work truck.....

Could be the fuel tank breather is blocked.
Lots of fuel tanks are wide and slim these days and formed to fit the body profile so they have one or more humps that are higher than the filler pipe entry. It would be quite impossible to fill such a fuel tank if the top of the hump(s) weren't vented.

Because the fuel tank these days must be a closed container except when filling, such vent pipes would be connected to a branch of the filler pipe above the maximum fuel level to ensure the tank can be filled and to minimise blowback during filling.

SOUNDS TO ME LIKE FUEL PUMP AT GAS STATION IS FLOWING FAST AND FUEL ISANT GETTING INTO THE TANK FAST ENOUGH SO THE PUMP SHUTS OFF TO PREVENT SPILLAGE

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Many vehicles have a rubber hose between the filler tube on the body and the gas tank. Check that it's not collapsed or that something maybe got in there and squeezed it partially shut. The rubber tube may need replaced. Please rate this answer, thanks.

I have a Kia Sedona 2005 and I can't fill it up with gas without the pump kicking off and I have tried several gas stations. Sometimes I can get a few gallons in with no problem but then it kicks off again and I have to spend twenty minutes dripping fuel into it until I loose patience. Help me!

The little air holes above the gas tank hole don't work very well on these. I've noticed it too. Just hold the pump at a little bit of an angle when this happens which will allow more air to escape your tank.

Well something is blocking it... Some vehicles have a plastic ball in the pipe between the cap and main tank, the purpose for this is to block anyone trying to siphon gas out of your tank, but still let gas seep past downward. These become more common as gas prices raise. I'd lay odds your car has one and it's stuck somehow. Then again you never know if some kid came by and stuck a sock in there or something. Try taking an opened up coat hanger or something to the like and probe down the pipe. Maybe you can un-lodge the ball. If you feel something soft, there is something wrong!

Sorry if this gets posted twice. I have a 95 Saab 900, which I just acquired. I can get only about 4 or 5 gallons in at a time. The best analysis I found was this one where the man pinpoints a stuck valve in the gas tank, and tells of what he did to address it.: http://www.quasimotors.com/9_5_gas_fill_prob.htm

This problem is caused by the fuel tank vent pipe being restricted, usually it is kinked, replace the filler pipe vent.