Re: PO=bonehead

[John Stanton <jjs3rd@ix.netcom.com>]

Tom,

Have you considered patching just the hole.  Many epoxys are impervious to gas
and would offer a cheap permanant solution.

P.O. story of my own almost as bad as your.  P.O. spliced the radio by cutting
into the main ignition wire at steering column.  No crimp no solder (no lets
not start that thread again) just cut in and wrapped with electrical tape.
Well the the ignition wire finally parted one day and I spent the better part
of a weekend tracking down the problem.  You can just imagine the words that
were coming out of the open door.  What an A**hole.

Good luck,

JJS

Tom Van Ness wrote:

> unfortunately, it was installed about 5 states and an owner ago.
>
> I can't even find the PO anymore.
>
> I'm bending over as we speak.
>
> At 8:58 PM -0000 6/22/99, Mark L. Chang wrote:
> >On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Tom Van Ness wrote:
> >
> >> My mechanic informed me that the fuel smell from the back of the car is
> >> from a punctured fuel tank.
> >> This occured when one or more idiots installed the CD changer.
> >
> >Time to find that installer.  I have a friend whose installer (and I use
> >that word loosely) did the same thing.  They covered the cost of repair.
> >
> >                               A file that big?
> >                               It might be very useful.
> >                               But now it is gone.
> >                               -- David J. Liszewski