Other Fuel System Problems of Oldsmobile Aurora

The windows stop driver side engine leaks oil slipps as it drives heats fast as temp goes up.

I have a fuel line on my car that is cracked and I have my check engine light on. I have searched for the fuel line online and at o'reilly but that part doesn't exist anywhere. I have called Oldsmobile and the phone recording says that my car had 3 open recalls. When I talk to a person they told me no those recalls were closed on my car. But for one specific recall it describes my exact problem with the non existent part that is cracked on my car. That part also has a date for before the recall was announced. I've talked to the gm dealer near where I live and they are telling me the same thing that those recalls are closed. Now closed and repaired have 2 different definitions I thought. The fuel line is a major safety issue. Especially when I'm a single mom that drives my kids around. What if something were to happen and that crack in my fuel line starting leaking fuel on my engine. But because Oldsmobile and gm say its been closed and they can't help me that I'm suppose to wait until my car blows up one of these days with me and my kids in the car and we all die? I am so unbelievably disappointed with this issue that I will stop at nothing to not see this recall repair on my car. Its obvious a safety concern. As well as the other recalls that have been closed and not repairs. One for an airbag and another for the pcm reprogrammed at ignition coil.

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The contact owns a 1997 Oldsmobile Aurora. While parking the vehicle, the contact smelled gasoline through the vents in the passenger compartment. He turned off the vehicle and noticed smoke underneath the hood. The dealer stated that the fuel line was the cause of the failure. The failure and current mileages were 150,000.

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Consumer smelled fuel outside the vehicle.

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Fuel spraying from small holes in plastic sections of the fuel rail assembly. Gasoline was all over the top of the engine, which in my opinion is not very safe. Not to mention the puddles of gasoline that were being left behind on the ground due to this leak. We fixed this problem in house, and being that this problem seems to be at the default of the manufacturer, we would like a refund for the service preformed not only for this automoblie, but also for the two other 1997 oldsmoblie Aurora's that we own. A response to this complaint would be extremely gratifying. Thank you for your concerns ken schirmang.