Will fuel overflow when filling up the tank?
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Fuel can overflow when filling up the tank, but modern gas stations commonly use self-sealing nozzles that automatically shut off when the tank is full. Fueling precautions: Use automotive gasoline only. Improper fuel entering the fuel system may damage the fuel system and engine. Do not use gasoline containing methanol or alcohol. Avoid spilling fuel on painted surfaces to prevent paint damage. If the fuel door is frozen and cannot be opened, gently push or tap the door to remove ice and open it. Prevent excessive fuel pressure that may cause spraying. Solutions for fuel overflow: For gasoline spills, use a broom to disperse the fuel and isolate the area, keeping people and vehicles away until it evaporates completely. For diesel spills, use fire sand to absorb the fuel by sweeping back and forth, then place the oil-saturated sand in direct sunlight on a concrete surface to dry.