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Consumer smelled a strong gasoline smell. Consumer looked under car and noticed a nice flow of gas coming from the top of the feul tank on to the ground. Consumer indicated that there was so much gas on the ground that it would have been dangerous to start, and because it was so close to exhaust pipe. Dealer said there was a crack in the top of fuel tank and should be replaced. Dealer said looked like tank was deteriorating.
Transmission was making loud dropping sounds when engaging into reverse and drive, was told I need a new transmission. 2. rear sway bar needs new fastening device. 3. front engine exhaust pipe needs replacing. (replaced muffler and part of exhaust 7 mths. Prior.) 4. fuel gauge inoperative as of purchase date, has been replaced twice along with fuel pump and sending unit. 5. mass air flow sensor needs replacing. 6. heat actuator needs replacing. 7. distributor ignitor is faulty. 8. have had gasket covers and lifters replaced.
- Leominster, MA, USA
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- Lafayette, LA, USA