Re: [alfa] las vegas alfa shops

[Bernie Bennett <bennetts77833@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Stacy:

Rubber Fuel lines should  be an easy job for any reliable car repair 
shop. We had a similar leak in about the same place on our automatic 
Alfetta sedan in New Mexico and just asked around for some one the 
locals would trust with there car.  Had the SPICA lines been leaking, 
I'd have looked for a diesel shop or an Alfa mechanic.

Best Wishes for a safe trip.

Bernie Bennett
Brenham, TX

Stacy Faught wrote:


> Possible emergency here....a fuel line in my Alfetta
> Sedan sprung a leak on the way from LA to Vegas....now
> I'm in Vegas with no tools, and no knowledge of a shop
> to take it to.
>
> Anyone know of a decent shop that can replace a fuel
> line on an Afetta in the Vegas area?  It's not a
> horrible leak, and I *may* be able to drive it back to
> LA just fine....but now that I'm aware of it I have a
> compulsive need to have it fixed immediately.  
> FYI- it's leaking right at the rear fuel pump
> junction...I guess the old flex line just got old and
> rotten.  
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Stacy Faught
> '87 Spider Quad
> '78 Sport Sedan (leaking)
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