Thanks, Mike, for the quick help. I just got back from the corner Exxon
station, where I was able to get it fixed. Since we couldn't see where the
hose ran without putting it on the lift, he was able to splice the hose
(turned out to be the return line) with 3/16 metal tubing. I checked it
again when I got home and it's not leaking at all. When I get to
Spartanburg I'll have them replace the hose.
I'm just glad I found it before I hit the road!!!!
Lynda
>
> From: Mike Savage <msavage@juno.com>
> To: Lynda Leahy <LLeahy@mindspring.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 9:43 AM
> Subject: RE: [Peugeot] 405 Mi16 '89 Gas Line leak - Help ASAP
>
>
> Is this the plain rubber gas hose? I think this is an easy fix. Go to an
> auto parts store/gas station and buy some rubber hose the same diameter
> and
> some small hose clamps. The gas line is under slight pressure, but it is
> okay to remove the old one and replace it....go for it! I have replaced
> all
> lines myself..very easy. Any gas station should be able to make this
> repair.
>
> Mike Savage
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