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help please

That's good advice from Gian. Except number one, thank your God that, having a floor covered with gasoline, it didn't ignite your car, your house, and you. If you think about it, there are only a few components to the fuel system (relatively speaking). The tank, the lines toward the front, the filter, and the lines to the engine. . I would bet that, if you put the car on ramps/stands and wheeled under it (while on a clean floor) you'll be able to find the leak in under 5 minutes, because it sounds like it's leaking a fair amount. Like Gian said, I think it's as simple as a fuel line or connector. Now get to it. You'll be finished in no time. Good luck to you.






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New help please
posted by  thevolvoguy  on Fri Feb 1 11:02 CST 2002 >
  • New help please
    posted by  Gian  on Fri Feb 1 11:20 CST 2002 >
  • New help please
    posted by  JimH subscriber  on Fri Feb 1 14:43 CST 2002 >
    • New help please
      posted by  thevolvoguy  on Fri Feb 1 16:46 CST 2002 >
  • New help please
    posted by  someone claiming to be Mike  on Sat Feb 2 05:09 CST 2002 >


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