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Earlier in the thread there was a comment about "imploding" your tank.
That actually happened to me. Yonks and yonks ago, before I saw the light and the error of my ways, I had an MQ Patrooool. One of my bros and I were coming back from Fraser and unbeknownst to us the breather clogged with sand and jelly fish etc.
Before we realised the problem the fuel pump sucked the tank almost inside out :eek2:.
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Originally Posted by Rosco
Hi Dullbird
wish all the very best with your problem
its not a nice feeling been told that about your new car
take it easy mill from down south
Just extended the fuel tank breather on a customers 130CC. It WAS sitting attached to the LH end of the rear crossmember outrigger:eek: and is now attached to the rear of the cabguard about level with the bottom channel of the cab rear window;)
What a stupid place/ idea for a fuel tank breather on a vehicle with an electronic / precision fuel system:mad:
JC
110 sat in our drive
they washed it and put it back together correctly apart from spot lights but that may be a failed relay.
lets see if its all good over next few days.
what a relif, not bad 22 days for a basic service:D
But how many $$$$$$$$$$$$$Quote:
Originally Posted by muddymech
Not to mention the grief and pain!:o
standard service price, the rest was warrenty including a few other things that we have not mentioned.
some things minor but irratating (steering wheel, remote) some but more important (engine rattle, air con) but they were fixed, pity it took so much work and stress on our part to fix just one item.
Glad it is home again you two!, now back to the business of driving and enjoying it!:):)
JC
good news!
Good to hear its all sorted. Must be a great relief.