I have a guy coming to look at the GT in the morning, so this afternoon I went out and started it for the first time since I put her away last fall. As always she started on the first crank, blew the moisture out of the pipes and started to puuuurrrr like a kitten, so I shut her down and went inside for a drink, turned around to look at her and there is this puddle of gas underneath the fuel pump! :(
I'm just going to mention it to the guy in the morning, she still runs, and is most likly a banjo fitting or a little bit of overflow from the tank but I'm NOT spending the night trying to fix it. But I WILL point it out to the guy.
Guess the MG could be so scared of me selling her she peed herself???? :)
Murphys law!
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Mar 22, 2008 17:31:42
Mar 22, 2008 19:12:19
unless the guy is MG knowledgeable, this could become a deal killer at the negotiated price.
could be cheaper for you to fix it.
Mar 22, 2008 20:00:06
MudSnow Wrote:
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-$500, even if it turns out to be a $0.50 problem.
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-$500, even if it turns out to be a $0.50 problem.
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Yep. I guess you can't NOT point it out to him, but Murphy sure wants to kick you around some....
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