Fuel filler pipe rotted through
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I noticed today that petrol was pi$$ing out from under my 2000sti v6![Confused](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/confused.gif)
Upon closer inspection i found that the fuel filler pipe has rotted through on the u bend at the bottom!
Has anyone else had this problem and do you know where i can get a new one.
Also is it quite easy to replace or fix ie without taking the tank out.
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Upon closer inspection i found that the fuel filler pipe has rotted through on the u bend at the bottom!
Has anyone else had this problem and do you know where i can get a new one.
Also is it quite easy to replace or fix ie without taking the tank out.
Cheers
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I noticed today that petrol was pi$$ing out from under my 2000sti v6![Confused](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/confused.gif)
Upon closer inspection i found that the fuel filler pipe has rotted through on the u bend at the bottom!
Has anyone else had this problem and do you know where i can get a new one.
Also is it quite easy to replace or fix ie without taking the tank out.
Cheers
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Upon closer inspection i found that the fuel filler pipe has rotted through on the u bend at the bottom!
Has anyone else had this problem and do you know where i can get a new one.
Also is it quite easy to replace or fix ie without taking the tank out.
Cheers
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Ive had the same on my classic, got replacement from grade a, it was from a fresh import so was rot free. treated it to a couple of coats of paint too before fitting.
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Trouble is, Subaru are having a proper laugh with the price of a new one. Best thing to do is source a rot free one from a breaker like Grade A, or find someone on here breaking a car.
Good luck with the hunt.
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Thanks lads i will see what i can source,oh one of the guys on the us forums said he cut and fixed his with a piece flexible pipe similar to an intercooler pipe.
What do you think of that,dodgy or ok?
What do you think of that,dodgy or ok?
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