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Goin' Fishin' 120-130 1967

posted by  revolvo on  Mon Jun 6 10:40 CST 2005
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Seems like every thread I see on the Brickboard relates to some problem I have, or am going to have! I guess that comes from having "too many" Volvos. My '68 wagon stinks of gas when I fill it to full. It's a shortcoming of the 122 wagons that the filler neck is so low, anyway. But, I seem to see a seepage around the part where the filler neck joins to the actual tank. Is it possible that the weld/solder there has cracked, or separated? I've experienced this same problem with 122 sedans, but this is my first 122 wagon. Taking the tank out for a flush and scrub every 5 years, or so sounds like good preventive maintainance to me. Suggestions?






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