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I have a 99 996 Cabriolet, with this exact problem (already had it to a private repair shop, who managed to fix it, but the problem is bac). Unless you trickle in the gas, the filler shuts off (the flap to keep fuel from coming out in the evnt of a roll is being impeded). Any way to see the details of this, or how to repair it? tks GmG

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I have a 99 996 Cabriolet, with this exact problem (already had it to a private repair shop, who managed to fix it, but the problem is bac).  Unless you trickle in the gas, the filler shuts off (the flap to keep fuel from coming out in the evnt of a roll is being impeded).  Any way to see the details of this, or how to repair it?  tks GmG

I have seen the 7.5 amp fuse blow and cause this same problem. In one case a cell phone charger was installed and connected to this fuse. There should be a chart on the fuse panel cover describing each fuse.

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