i had my fuel pump replaced about 2 weeks ago and i was wondering.............
are the fuel lines that run to the engine moved in the process?
i was driving home from school and i could smell fuel and when i got home and opened the hood my fuel lines had a hole melted into it and was sparying out fuel
the reason for the question is flag changed my pump and charged me a whole lot of money and would they be held liable for this??

 

looks like the shop you had the work done fxcked up

 

changing the fuel pump has nothing to do with the fuel lines under the hood .. u dont even pop the hood to re&re the fuel pump

 

perhaps they accidently tampered with the fuel lines underneath.

whatever it is, take it back and raise some hell

 

spraying fuel in a hot engine bay - it should have gone boom!

But as sideways said - you don't open the hood to do the fuel pump.

 

This was a big problem on the 93 models and if the clip is gone at the Throttle linkage on later models.

Back in the day there were a few sites that showed a few burned car from them

 

Which clip?

 

Its been exactly one year today ive owned my car and to this day the lines have never run into any problems until 2 weeks after getting my fuel pump replaced so im not sure how the line could have melted now.

 

Go to Flag and raise hell

 

I would agree - could be a coinedcidence but.......mabye not.....

My advice would be to go back to flag with questions - not demands.