Fuel line!
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Fuel line!
Hi everyone,
Not sure if anyone may have already asked this or not
I was checking the breaks yesterday and noticed you can see the fuel line from the wheel arch. To me it seems like it's loose and very exposed, I am unsure as to whether this is normal or not
Has anyone else noticed this before? I just want to know as if not then I will get it fixed back.
Thanks
Not sure if anyone may have already asked this or not
I was checking the breaks yesterday and noticed you can see the fuel line from the wheel arch. To me it seems like it's loose and very exposed, I am unsure as to whether this is normal or not
Has anyone else noticed this before? I just want to know as if not then I will get it fixed back.
Thanks
SL91- Started the engine
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Join date : 2017-07-13
Re: Fuel line!
Sounds odd if not dangerous to me! Which wheel arch?
knebby- The Wind in your hair
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Join date : 2015-03-24
Location : The Lake District
Re: Fuel line!
Rear drivers side, if you look through the wheel you can see it. I just wasn't sure if it was normal, I am renewing brake discs and pads soon so will get a proper look at it when I take the wheel off
SL91- Started the engine
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Join date : 2017-07-13
Re: Fuel line!
Noticed this soon after I got the car.
Not sure if this is fuel line itself or the tank breather either way it does seem exposed to debris thrown up from the wheels.
Has anyone experienced a problem.
On the subject of tank breathing if the fuel gauge is much over half full the breather doesn't seem to work very well & the petrol pump keeps "clicking off" & won't let you fill the tank properly.
On our last trip to Spain I stopped en route for an end of the day "splash & dash" knowing it should take at least 20 euros of petrol. It refused to take more than 5.50 euros worth. All very embarrassing at the till!
Is this "normal" or do I have a breather problem?
Not sure if this is fuel line itself or the tank breather either way it does seem exposed to debris thrown up from the wheels.
Has anyone experienced a problem.
On the subject of tank breathing if the fuel gauge is much over half full the breather doesn't seem to work very well & the petrol pump keeps "clicking off" & won't let you fill the tank properly.
On our last trip to Spain I stopped en route for an end of the day "splash & dash" knowing it should take at least 20 euros of petrol. It refused to take more than 5.50 euros worth. All very embarrassing at the till!
Is this "normal" or do I have a breather problem?
pittstop- The Wind in your hair
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Join date : 2016-03-18
Age : 77
Location : South East
Re: Fuel line!
I've not seen a partly full problem with refilling. Last weekend I refuelled on ~ 2/3s full and didn't have an issue.
A few days before though, I did plonk some Red-X in, and it did gurgle in a somewhat alarming fashion, but there were no leaks or spilliages, so don't know.
I have found on other cars that a bubble or something seems to form when its almost full. A quick bounce up and down of the suspension usually clears it to get the 'true' three clicks of fullness.
A few days before though, I did plonk some Red-X in, and it did gurgle in a somewhat alarming fashion, but there were no leaks or spilliages, so don't know.
I have found on other cars that a bubble or something seems to form when its almost full. A quick bounce up and down of the suspension usually clears it to get the 'true' three clicks of fullness.
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Re: Fuel line!
Iv started having issues filling my wind up takes forever petrol pump keeps clicking off managed to get nearly a full tank today but took twice to fill it
phillipleighton- Set the stereo
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Join date : 2017-08-03
Re: Fuel line!
Is ithere a particular garage? I get that at supermarket garage near me but fine elsewhere
Barbs- Admin
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Age : 63
Location : Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Re: Fuel line!
Asda is the worst tried morrisons last night after only managing to get half a tank yesterday afternoon managed to get it to the 2nd last line on the fuel gauge before full and wassnt having any more just kept clicking probs could of got a few more quid in before full
phillipleighton- Set the stereo
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Join date : 2017-08-03
Re: Fuel line!
I would agree with ASDA pumps. They can be a bit temperamental. Except (and this is a top twip), there is an ASDA petrol station just off the M5 at J2, that charges normal prices, is easy to get in and out of, and their pumps seem pretty good. We always stop there when heading south.
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