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What was the mileage when your fuel pump quit? 200 1992

posted by  chris herbst on  Tue Jan 21 17:29 CST 2003
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You just had to say it....

That's always how my car problems start.

"I haven't replaced brakes exhaust in xxxxxxx years"

The very next day I can count on the whole exhaust system spontaneously rotting and falling off.


Actually, I'd say you must keep the gas tank towards the full side most of the time. it doesn't make a big difference, but it makes a big difference if you don't run the thing almost dry from time to time.
--
Chris Herbst, in Wisconsin.






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