Fuel Hoses Lines/piping And Fittings Problems of Oldsmobile Aurora - part 2

Vehicle exploded on ignition. The vehicle exploded in the consumers garage. The consumer requesting a new vehicle.

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My 1996 Oldsmobile Aurora exhibited an extremely strong gasoline odor while driving home and, especially, after being stored overnight in my garage. It was found by the dealer that the hoses in the fuel system have deteriorated and are leaking gasoline. Dealer indicated that this was a known problem and that general motors has done nothing to address the problem. A potentially explosive situation could have occurred in that the vehicle was stored in my garage overnight and the fumes could have been ignited by the pilot flame of a gas water heater located in the garage.

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Pe03050 fuel spraying from small holes in plastic sections of the fuel rail assembly. Fumes came into car.

My car is a 1997 Oldsmobile Aurora, 59,000. 00 miles. Recently had a fuel line leak, so bad it was dripping from under my car. Could have been serious problems, but had it taken to my auto repair immediately. He said he had never seen anything like it before. Repairs around $2000. 00 , I have receipts.

Fuel rail leak with 1997 Oldsmobile Aurora. While in the process of parking, the fuel rail failed spewing gasoline over the engine.

While the vehicle was parked and idling consumer noticed gas leaking from underneath the front of the vehicle. Consumer shut the engine off, and had vehicle towed to the dealership. Mechanic told consumer fuel line cracked, causing gas to leak onto the engine.

The fuel line split (cracked) between the #5 and #7 fuel injector / spraying over 1/4 tank over fuel on to the top of the engine in only a few miles of driving.

My 1996 Oldsmobile Aurora developed a gas leak on the plastic portion of the fuel rail which sprayed gasoline all over the engine compartment. Luckily, no fire occurred and the rail was replaced by a gm dealership. Three months later, the fuel line developed a leak on the plastic portion of the tubing. This was also replaced by a gm dealership.

Consumer states her gas line keeps developing a whole in it, and she is being told by the dealership mechanic that someone is tampering with her car, so she is not able to get it repaired with the warranty.

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While parked vehicle caught on fire. Dealer stated fuel line leaked into the engine which caused the vehicle to ignite.

Three of the vehicles eight fuel lines ruptured which caused fuel to spray onto the hot engine, exhaust system and onto the ground. The consumer could smell the fuel but couldn't see it because of a cover under the fuel lines.

The fuel rail failed causing gasoline explosion/fire.