GM is not standing by their fuel rail recall for the 1995 olds Aurora. I had to have mine fixed and it cost $400 and time off from work. They are fixing the 96 and 97 Aurora. Mine had to under the hood gas leaks in March and the GM recall 04014/NHTSA 04V-110 also now includes the 95-97 Cadillac.

- Marion, IL, USA

1) smell of raw fuel upon starting and driving vehicle 2) dealership quarantined vehicle to order replacement parts 3) dealership replaced fuel rail (known problem; recalled on thousands), charged consumer $593 for repairs.

- Brandon, FL, USA

While making a turn the vehicle stalled. The consumer was unable to restart the vehicle. The consumer smelled a gasoline odor coming from the vents. The consumer drove the vehicle to the dealer for inspection. The mechanic informed the driver that the fuel rail needed replacement. The driver informed the mechanic this problem has occurred more than once and has not been resolved. The mechanic also informed the consumer that this vehicle was not part of a recall. Please fill in additional information.

- Columbus, OH, USA

On July 21, 2004, while driving to work in my 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora, I smelled gasoline fumes. I quickly stopped my vehicle and turned it off. Fuel was dumping from the engine onto the road. I immediately moved away from the vehicle. A few minutes later I returned and opened the hood. The fuel had been spraying from one of the nylon fuel lines that run in serial between each of the fuel injectors. I lost approximately 4 gallons of gasoline during this short drive of about 1/2 mile. I was grateful and surprised that the car hadn't caught fire or exploded since so much fuel was lost. GM informs me that there is no recall for this yet they apparently have a similiar problem with one of their Chevy vehicles that does have a recall in effect.

- Bellevue, NE, USA

Consumer received recall 04V110000/fuel concerning rail tubing. Consumer took the vehicle to dealer for recall repairs. Consumer was told by the dealer that the vehicle was not under the recall, and besides it had too many miles on it, and they refused to accommodate the consumer, who had this problem before. Currently when the vehicle was being recalled for this problem dealership denied consumer the opportunity for repairs.

- Pacoima, CA, USA

I can't seem to get a copy of the recall notice re the Aurora fuel lines from this site. I have not been contacted by GM as of this date. I am an 1995 Aurora owner.

- Silver Spring, MD, USA

Recall 04V110000, while driving fuel line leaked. Consumer pulled over, and had a mechanic temporally fix the problem. Consumer's vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN.

- Manley, NE, USA

The consumer experienced an ongoing problem with a fuel leak in the fuel lines. Consumer is an aircraft mechanic and has been performing a temporary solution by installing rubber fuel lines. A recall for fuel rail tubing 04V110000 was issued, but this vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN. On four separate incidents leaks were found. The leaks were repaired each time with rubber fuel lines replacing split plastic lines.

- Mooresville, IN, USA

The consumer was driving when the vehicle stalled. The vehicle was driven to the dealer the next day. Upon driving into the bay, the vehicle caught fire. The mechanic extinguished the fire. The harness wires, and starter have been destroyed. The manufacturer has been contacted, and an offer to buy the vehicle back was made. A recall 04V110000 was located on same year, make and model.

- Swainsboro, GA, USA

During inspection dealer informed the consumer that the fuel line was leaking. The problem was not resolved.

- Kalispell, MT, USA

NHTSA recall 04V110000 concerning fuel rail tubing. This vehicle was not included in the recall due to the VIN. However, consumer complained about a gas leaking around the motor, and had to pay out of his pocket to have it fixed.

- Huntsville, AL, USA

The consumer complained of a gas leak. Recall campaign#04V110000 was issued on this make and model. However, this year model was not included in the recall. Gasoline was spraying on the engine. The vehicle had lost 1/4 tank of gas.

- Dayton, OH, USA

Recall 04V110000 concerning fuel rail tubing: While standing outside of the vehicle, the consumer smelled a strong odor of gasoline. The consumer attempted to change the fuel filter and found that the fuel rail was punctured. Fuel was squirting out onto the engine. The check engine light had come on due to the shift solenoid and the screen was bad in the transmission. The fuel gauge was inaccurate and was diagnosed as a bad sending unit which was also replaced.

- Lawton, OK, USA

Recall 04V110000 concerning fuel rail. After driving and exiting from the vehicle, the consumer smelled gasoline. A mechanic examined the vehicle and found that the fuel rail sprayed the engine with fuel. There was recall for this problem. The consumer's vehicle was not covered under the recall due to year of model. The fuel assembly was replaced.

- New Bremen, OH, USA

Fuel line fuel rail cracks leaking fuel on top of manifold, noticed fuel smell N passanger compartment. Ave had to repair with pieces of fuel line 7 times waiting on recall, alled GM they say not active recall yet very dangerous problem.

- Chowchilla, CA, USA

After parking the vehicle consumer smelled fuel odors. Consumer opened the hood, and found that the return fuel line had a small pin hole in it, allowing fuel to squirt out. Dealer examined and replaced the entire fuel return line. Plastic fuel line was squirting fuel into the engine.

- Gainesville, GA, USA

The consumer complained about a fuel leak. A recall was issued for this make, model, and year, however the vehicle identification number was not included in the recall.

- Chicago, IL, USA

When driving, the consumer smelled fumes coming from the vents. This caused the consumer's eyes to burn and made it hard for the consumer to breath. The mechanic determined that fuel rail failed. The vehicle sometimes experienced a hard time starting and the fuel rail was leaking. The consumer stated there was a recall regarding the problem, however she was told to call back in the middle of May.

- Rock Hill, SC, USA

The vehicle experienced the same problem and consequences as described in the fuel rail tubing recall 04V110000, but the vehicle identification number was not included in the recall.

- Westfield, MA, USA

When driving the vehicle, the driver smelled gas smell coming from the vehicle. The consumer took the vehicle to the dealership for inspection. The mechanic informed the consumer that the fuel line had failed.

- Fairland, IN, USA