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HELP! Water in fuel
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[QUOTE="Logant_14, post: 1274832, member: 13423"] Same thing happened to me last year. I took it in for oil and fuel filters, got it home and the light came on a few days later. I drained it for a few minutes noticing that the fuel didn't look at all like there was water in it, but I noticed that the tech had failed to plug in the sensor. Put it on a rollback to make the 45 minute trip to the dealer and they replaced the sensor for free and insurance covered the ride. [/QUOTE]
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