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Fuel tank leak-suspect leaking/rusted fuel sender- safe to drive? (Part II w/ pic) 200

posted by  Adirondack Blues on  Mon Feb 6 14:17 CST 2006
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I posted below about a suspect fuel sender leak. The attached image shows the leak, viewed from the rear/driver's side of the tank. There is some undercoating residue visible on the rear muffler. It only appears to be leaking while the car is running. I suspect a rusted/broken fuel sender. Does anyone think this creates a fire risk if driven until repaired? I am in the middle of trying to close on a house and time is real limited. Thanks for looking and responding.
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'92 240 wagon, 260k







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