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Hello,
I have a 1992 Saab 900 and I recently discovered (tonight) that I have a gas leak. I'm certainly no expert, but based on where it's leaking, I'm guessing it's the fuel line. Anyways, I obviously need to get this fixed, but I'm not sure as to how much I should be paying. Any ideas, low to high? Thanks in advance! |
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Where's it leaking? I can't really imagine it can be too much. The fuel lines are pretty accessible throughout the car.
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It appears to be leaking just before the rear axle - give or take.
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thats where the fuel filter (roughly) is. has the fuel filter been replaced recently?
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The fuel filter is in that area. I have had TWO C900's have the fuel filter develop small rust holes and leak fuel out of there. Replaced filter and they both were fine... the job is a pain in the *** due to the position of the filter but certainly it isn't expensive.
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