Fuel pressure relief?
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FrmRgz2Rchz
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The fuel lines stay pressurized even when the cap is off. All parts of the fuel system aren't open to each other.
I once was pulling parts from a car in a junkyard. It had been there at least a couple of months, and didn't even have the fuel tank in it. When I pulled a fuel line under the hood it sprayed me.
I once was pulling parts from a car in a junkyard. It had been there at least a couple of months, and didn't even have the fuel tank in it. When I pulled a fuel line under the hood it sprayed me.
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...because you failed to protect your eyes with goggles?
Sorry, that was harsh. I definitely don't always take the time to don the requisite eye protection when working on cars either. Your experience is a good reminder that we all should. Nearly all eye injuries are preventable.
Sorry, that was harsh. I definitely don't always take the time to don the requisite eye protection when working on cars either. Your experience is a good reminder that we all should. Nearly all eye injuries are preventable.
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