Wasn't the possible cure for this mentioned once before? I seem to remember somebody said that the top vent (a small hose that leads from the top of the tank and vents up near the fill pipe) possibly being blocked.
With the air trapped in the tank and not being able to go out the vent, it must escape through the fill neck. That makes the gas "blurp" up the fill neck and hits the nozzle shut-off.
Hope that will help some. I don't have the problem with my H2, but I had a similar problem with another vehicle.
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