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2006 Bombardier Outlander 800 Fuel line leak


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Thanks for the reply. It's a 2006  Bombardier Outlander 800.  Fuel leaks are especially dangerous here in California in the height of fire season.                                                Just wondering how much I'm going to have to take off to get to that hose. I've changed the oil, but am pretty sure I'm going to have to hire someone to take on the hose replacement.

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