They were aware and removed the fuel tank and cleaned that and replaced the filter. Never went any further though because the sample had less than 40 cc acording to the TB.
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They were aware and removed the fuel tank and cleaned that and replaced the filter. Never went any further though because the sample had less than 40 cc acording to the TB.
oh ok yeah that's right they followed the service bulletin then.
and the water was not from the garage rather the breather in the wheel arch.
I have since relocated it and run a hose up into the cabin and coiled it round a few times. No fumes inside at all but safe in the knowledge that it won't happen again.
yep so was ours........it was only suggested by the garage this is where the water came from until we realised that the breather was hanging directly over the back wheel and the water and engine light actually occured in the highest rainfall for feb in something like 70yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by CapeLandy