

| Subject: | fuel tank leak... |
| From: | John Gladu |
| Date: | Thu, 28 Aug 1997 23:25:27 -0500 |
Filled up the '91 on the way home today. Drove the 2.1 miles to home and parked in the driveway. Our driveway is almost sloped enough to bleed the coolant system without further jacking. Smell gas. Look underneath. Steady drip coming from center of the gas tank (not a stream, but a rapid drip) Turned the car around in the driveway so that the front was lower than the rear. No more leak. What's on the top rear of the gas tank to leak like that? I'm hoping there's a tired hose and it's not the tank itself... Any hints? Is this something I might be able to fix myself over the three-day weekend (if it's not a leaky tank) or should I just bite the bullet and take it to the dealer tomorrow? (I get the digest version (usually late at night) so private responses would be appreciated.) bcnu - Grungy (John Gladu) (Houston, TX) Opinions are just that INTERNET: jgladu@bcm.tmc.edu VOICE: 713-997-1117 '60 dddPanel walk-thru (The Bozobus)-----resting - melting 1600dp---- '89 Vanagon GL----------------------------good!----------------------- '90 Vanagon GL----------------------------good!----------------------- '68 & '69 Bugs--(Frunobulax & Bertha)-----on vacation (engineless)----
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