It seems to be at the top part of the tank and looks like it's either a small crack or around the seal of the tank.
Any idea how much it's going to cost to get this repaired? :cry:
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It seems to be at the top part of the tank and looks like it's either a small crack or around the seal of the tank.
Any idea how much it's going to cost to get this repaired? :cry:
Is your OH mechanically inclined?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
-bd
MY OH is not allowed to do any sort of DIY after last week's shower disaster.
Just came back from the garage; £100 for a new tank and fitting of it. Not too bad.
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Originally Posted by Skweeky
I suppose you would be better off paying for someone to fix the tank, if he's bad with his hands; however, are you mechanically inclined?
-bd
My car has a fuel leak.
I fill it up every monday, but come friday it's nearly empty again.
I just don't know what to do about it :(
Replace the nut that holds the wheel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
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Originally Posted by lynxReplace the nut that holds the wheel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
:drummer:
-bd
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Originally Posted by brotherdoobieQuote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
I suppose you would be better off paying for someone to fix the tank, if he's bad with his hands; however, are you mechanically inclined?
-bd
I am. However, my belly does not fit under the car at the moment :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by SkweekyQuote:
Originally Posted by brotherdoobie
I am. However, my belly does not fit under the car at the moment :rolleyes:
Fair point.
-bd :blushing:
It is quite posh to have a fuel leak in these times.
I suggest you leave it so.
Congratulations on your first "extra unexpected mofo cost" of having a car, just a week after getting your license.
Please do not weld hole shut with gas inside.