Will refueling after the nozzle automatically stops have any impact on the car?
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Refueling after the nozzle automatically stops will not have a significant impact on the car. After the nozzle stops, wait a few seconds to allow the fuel vapor in the tank to slowly escape, slightly reducing the pressure. At this point, you can add a little more fuel to the tank. The reasons for the nozzle stopping during refueling and precautions are as follows: Reasons for the nozzle stopping during refueling: Vapor generation during refueling: When refueling, if the fuel flows too quickly from the nozzle, it can generate expanding vapor that doesn't have time to escape. If the carbon canister solenoid valve is closed at this time, the carbon canister will accumulate more and more gas, leading to fuel splashing, even though the car's fuel tank is not yet full. Precautions during refueling: Insert the nozzle as deeply as possible into the tank opening to prevent fuel from splashing out when the nozzle stops.