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Fuel Leak 200

posted by  woofpack4 on  Tue Feb 24 10:54 CST 2004
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If you live in a place where salt is used on the road, I would say that the fuel return line is probably where the leak is. The metal return line runs under the under the driver side and up along the left rear wheel well and over the years will rot from road salt. Since the line is not under pressure, all that you need to do is go down to your local auto parts store, get some rubber tubing (made specifically for gas lines), cut out the piece of return line that is rotted and connect it with the new rubber line. I had to do this for my 245 last fall and it hasn't leaked since. good luck!






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