Fuel Hoses Lines/piping And Fittings Problems of Toyota Avalon

The contact owns a 2006 Toyota Avalon. On September 4, 2009, he stated that there was a return fuel line in the fuel pump and was at risk of causing a fire if the line were to break. He also observed that there was an oil leak on the floor and confirmed that there was no oil on the dipstick and a large amount of oil leaked onto the exhaust pipe. The vehicle was towed to the dealer. The dealer stated that they would repair the vehicle per the extended warranty and that there were no related recalls. The part necessary to repair the vehicle is on back order. The contact is concerned about the safety risk and the possibility that a fire could have occurred. The failure and current mileages were 77000.

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2004 Toyota avlon/xl sedan we took the vehicle to dealer,Toyota-scion of stafford,va for 30,000 mile check and engine light 06/20/07 , on 07/06/07 engine light back $95. 00, and on 07/2507 engine light once again and they found the problem a split line on top of the fuel tank $325. 00. Apparently bad material which from factory not expected from an avlon barely 3 years old.

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: the contact stated the check engine light illuminated while driving. The vehicle was inspected by a service dealer and released without identifying the problem. The vehicle was taken for service at the end of the trip where the dealership's mechanic informed the contact of the damage to the fuel line at the front left wheel well. The line was torn and hanging from the bracket mounting. The manufacturer was notified and claimed no responsibility due to possible road debris. Updated 10/4/2006 -.

Consumer was traveling about 35 mhp on a side street and noticed that vehicle was slowing down, consumer turned off the vehicle because when applying gas pedal, vehicle would began tp coast, consumer was able to pull over to shoulder and noticed that gasoline was leaking from underneath vehicle, vehicle was towed, and mechanic stated that connection to fuel and ignition was defective. . Consumer was told that the gasoline line had disconnected from the motor, and that the flange on the connector apparently had not engaged properly.

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Muller Toyota technician stated that fuel line fell off filter. Incident: car stalled while proceeding on nyc street. Pulled out of traffic. When attempting to restart, large amount of gasoline flowed out from under car. Got the three people out of car to sidewalk. Nyc fire department called out-they could not determine source of gasoline and advised that not safe to drive. Car was flatbedded to muller Toyota in clinton, NJ. Additional gasoline spill noticed on flatbed. Owner was told that fuel line connection came apart and technician clicked it back together. They suggested that the fuel line connection came apart as a result of an impact with an object, a road bump, or improper factory assembly. No evidence of anything impacting a component was found. I believe this is a serious safety design defect in the design of the fuel line that could have had a catastrophic result with fatalities if the fuel line separation occured on a highway, at some higher speed, or with the car at a higher temperature. It may require a redesigned component precludes an unsafe installation and resists separation due to normal road bumps.

Gas tank leaks. Also parts have been replaced on gas tank. But fuel continues to leak. Cause possible fuel hose.

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