1991 Dodge Dynasty Fuel system Problems

“I smelled a strong order of gas when driving, when I checked under the hood there was a constant dripping fro the fuel rail supplying the fuel injectors...first , it was a small dripping on the front valve cover and after 2-3 months its a strong continuous dripping filling up the valve cover spilling into the manifold area. I have restricted driving my car to 5-7 miles at a time to prevent possible fires. …”

“1991 Dodge Dynasty, 3.3l engine. Fuel rail leaking, at crossover tube connection. Fuel leaking down onto vavle cover, which then leaked onto hot exhaust manifold. Minor fire, but thank god I was in my driveway when I smelled the fuel. Opening the hood revealed the small fire that started. The Dodge dealer wants 300.00 for the part, and I feel chrysler should pay for this part since it is not a wear item, nor is it a moving part, or in a location prone to wear. …”

“Purchased vehicle used oct. 2006. Near mint condition. Power everything & everything functions perfect. Vehicle emissions perfect. Approx. 4 days after final registration was switched, plated, & insured, I hopped onto the freeway, doing about 65 MPH. When suddenly in a matter of seconds, I was totally overwhelmed by the smell of gas. I became seriously nauseous and light headed and had to immediately exit the freeway to find somewhere to pull over as fast as I possible could without causing an accident or more serious a fatality. …”

“While two months pregnant, my wife noticed a gas odor coming from around the car while she drove to work. She initially assumed it was coming from another vehicle. When I picked her up at work the next day I also noticed the smell of gasoline. When I opened the hood of the car, I noticed a puddle of gas sitting on the top of the engine below the u-shaped fuel track. I didn't drive the car after that discovery for fear that the engine area would ignite. When I contacted a local dealer, they stated that a similar flaw in the fuel track had been recalled on other vehicles for similar reasons. …”

“Leakage of fuel at the fuel rail connections, above the valve covers, which drains onto the manifold and could start a fire. I am told it will cost over $700 to replace the parts which cannot be bought anywhere else.”