So, I watch your YouTube channel reliably.  I have a 2014 Jeep Patriot Sport with the following stats:

(1) 4WD, manual transmission

(2) 2.4L engine

(3) 74k miles on it

(4) roughly 12 to 14 gallon tank.

(5) No OBDII codes

I suppose about a year ago the Jeep started having problems with gas being pumped into the tank.  I would put he nozzle in and all of a sudden... every few seconds it would click off.  I did some research, watched your video about pushing air through the tank, etc., and nothing seemed to work.  It seems the fill sensor in the tank is sticking.  I found another few posts on the Jeep forums that I might could take a rubber mallet and tap the gas tank and it would free up the sensor.  That worked until about 2 weeks ago and now once again... every few seconds at the pump it clicks off.  Yesterday it took me nearly 20 minute to pump my gas.  I have also read that this is a sore spot on the Jeeps is that sensor sticking.  I realize it is probably due to that nasty sticky ethanol we burn in our tanks these days... but what can ya do?  I have also seen the only real fix is the REPLACE the gas tank (the other sore spot about the Jeep).  PLEASE tell me there is SOMETHING else.  I really have no desire to pay to get that done (close to 800$ because of a stuck sensor).  I also do not like working on automobiles past 1984 (computers, injectors... rubbish).  Is there an additive I can put in to free it up?  Is there ANYTHING you can think of?  Save me SCOTTY!