That'* why I chose to bite the bullet and replace my pump while I was at it. Mine had over 140K at the time.

Well I noticed a little more fuel leakage towards the end of the week so on Saturday morning I got out the ramps to have a closer look since the weather had improved a bit.

OMFG

What'* the first thing I see once under there? A steady stream of fuel dripping onto the exhaust :? The top of the tank and everything surrounding it was covered in fuel. Well, that solves that I thought to myself, no more driving the car until I can make arrangements to fix it.

Today I had the sender unit, tank and straps replaced.

I feel much better and thought the $400 CDN (taxes included) to do the job was well worth. I know it may have also been a good idea to replace the pump but that didn't happen.

Anyway, it was great to drive the car today after not using it for 2 days.

That said, I have another problem...

I have developed a leak around the windshield near the top middle. After having rain on a couple of days then followed by cold I was greated to icicles hanging from my interior lights, lovely...

Cheers,

Hey foghorn do you know price of sending unit and tank separately and where did they say leak was.

The leak was in the steel tubing that comes out of the top of the sender unit, very typical.

The sender unit was $130 CDN

The tank was $140 CDN

Labour was $75 CDN

Hope that helps!

Cheers,

You did pretty well, IMO. I mistakenly took mine to the dealer (pre-BC) and paid much, much more. :(

And what did I tell you about the fuel leaking onto the muffler? Scary, huh?

Foghorn...if you don't mind my asking. Why did the tank get replace if the issue was the sending unit.