Fuel Pump problems of the 2007 Dodge Durango

My vehicle has around 52000 miles on it and was fine until about a week ago. My wife was fueling up the car and was doused with gas about 5 seconds after the automatic shut off engaged on the fuel pump. I thought it was a fluke thing, but then it happend again and again. The 2005 Durangos are under a recall for the exact same problem, so they obviously completely ignored the problem. This is a huge safety hazzard for human life/ health and the environment!.

When filling the fuel tank, at the completion of filling the pump automatically shuts off as normal but about 1-2 seconds after approximately 1-2 quarts of fuel comes rushing out of the filler neck. If I am lucky enough to have selected a fuel pump with a rubber "shield", the fuel only spills all over the side of the truck and then creates a sizable puddle on the ground. If I use a pump with no "shield", I usually end up with a saturated sleeve even if I try to gently finish filling the tank. I am very concerned about this problem causing a fire and injuring not only myself and my family, but any others near me at the gas station.

Upon normal fueling of the vehicle, gas will significantly expel from fuel inlet when the gas station fuel pump shuts off. This causes dangerous fuel to be in contact with people, vehicle, objects and ground at fuel station. This is a condition that was not caused by the owner or from normal operation of the vehicle. This obvious fueling defect is cause for general public concern for many reasons; excessive skin contact with chemicals, threat of major fire or explosion that could injure, harm or kill individuals and is an environmental hazard to the community.

Fuel spills out of 2007 Dodge Durango when refilling. The fuel pump shuts off but about of fuel blows back out of gas tank, onto side of vehicle and onto ground.