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Re: [alfa] 164 fuel leaks and fire hazard
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- Subject: Re: [alfa] 164 fuel leaks and fire hazard
- From: Nicky Avery <nicky@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2003 17:36:53 -0700
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Michael and everyone else,
How a modern car can leave the design stage with such an awful fuel system
is beyond my understanding. I have had fuel vapour or raw fuel seepage from
my Alfa for the majority of the time I have owned it.
How many 164s do you know of that have burned as a result of fuel leaks?
I'm not asking to be argumentative but, if the burn rate is higher than
generally known/assumed, we all need to be aware of it. We've all had
the leaks from the rail - often the result of using the wrong diameter
hose - and smells of vapor in the pass. compartment but smelling gas and
losing your car in a spectacular brew-up like Derek's are not the same
thing.
Nicky
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