(1) always smelled gasoline after driving car for a while. A couple of repair places could not find a problem. I finally figured out myself where the leak was in the engine and pointed it out to a repair man. (2) this repair man told me it definitely was leaking and if I let it go any longer there would certainly be an engine fire. When I questioned him about other occurrences of this problem, he said that he had seen this happen more often on Chrysler's than any other car. (3) he replaced the fuel pressure regulator, as well as the fuel dampner assembly with fuel rail. I don't have the old parts. Let me know if you need them and I will try to obtain them.

- Plano, TX, USA

While traveling consumer smelled fumes, and immediately took vehicle to a dealer since he found out there was a recall for a fuel rail. Dealer told consumer that the recall was not on driver's side of the vehicle but on passenger's side.. no recalls found. The customer was told that the vehicle had a problem with the O rings. Recall found: NHTSA campaign id number : 98V184000 recall date : Aug 06, 1998

- Bloomingdale, IL, USA