Re: [DML] Condensation in the fuel pump boot

[deloreanernst@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 7/12/2007 6:11:57 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
willinot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

I am  finding I get a build up of water over the top of the fuel pump which I
am  putting down to condensation as I have stopped driving the car in  wet
weather and have the cover over the pump.>
 
 
You don't need to drive it in wet weather to get water in there... it's  
enough to be out in the rain. The drain in the grille in front of the  windshield 
is, unfortunately, directly in line with the pump boot. Original  specs don't 
call for hose clamps on the boot where the two fuel  hoses enter on top, but 
it doesn't hurt to add them anyway. 
 
Wayne A.  Ernst
vin 11174
Bridgeton, NJ



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