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Date:         Mon, 24 Mar 1997 10:42:56 -0500 (EST)
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From:         Rik Santos <afn18258@afn.org>
Subject:      Re: fuel overflow

On Sun, 23 Mar 1997, Ron Pascal wrote:


> Happens to me too ('88 Westy w/ key locked filler cap).
> 
> Every time I filler-up there's gas on the ground and sometimes when I park
> there's a gas odor. However I've checked the tank neck and can't see or
> smell any cracks or leaks.


just gonna add another 'me too' to the list.  i tried to drop the tank this
weekend but found that it required another hand or perhaps a little more
knowledge of just what was connected 'up there'.  this only occurs when the
tank is full, so it -must- be a connector to the expansion tanks or the fuel
sensors, right?  i'll try again next weekend and relay whatever info.


Rik
85 westy
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