-Alan
Brian J White wrote:
> Check your fuel pump. It could be leaky around the fuel lines leading to
> it and/or be a defective pump.
>
> At 06:33 AM 11/13/98 -0500, Philip R Glotfelty wrote:
> >Well with the imminent onset of winter I guess I better get around to
> >fixing a few problems I've been putting off on my 89 405.
> >
> >The one that has me the most worried is the smell of fresh gas that is
> >wafting from under the car. I first noticed it from the rear around the
> >right rear wheel (no it's not a leaking gas cap) Now I'm smelling
> >fresh gas up front near the engine compartment. It's gotten to the point
> >that you can't help but smell it when you get out of the car. (Ok my
> >wife can't smell it but that's another issue)
> >
> >The car has had it's "deteriorating Fuel line" recall but I suspect some
> >or all of the fuel lines must be failing. Ouch that can be easy or cheap
> >to repair.
> >
> >Is anyone else with an 89ish 405 smelling gas yet?
> >
> >Thanks
> >Philip Glotfelty
> >89 405 DL 156,000 miles
> >88 505 Turbo wagon 117,000miles
> >Cincinnati, Ohio USA
> >
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