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Old 08-30-2007, 07:39 AM   #18
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I agree

Just wanted to add that the porche mechanic told me that there was another similar case in Japan, which involved a caramel in the fuel lines. Apparently someone's kid found a way to put a caramel candy in the gas tank and the caramel melted clogging the fuel line

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Be DAMN sure of what you're putting in the gas tank of your $60,000 car!!
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