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Hit a speed bump - loud noise - could barely brake - avoid collision and after eventually being able to stop; looked under car and fluid gushing out like a rainstorm. Call insurance company who stated it was a collision; however, repair shop and adjuster for insurance company stated it was bound to happen due to rusting and cracking of brake line, etc. And will not pay for repair - auto repair did send a paper showing a recall that was issued by NHTSA id: 04V110000 on June 2, 2004 dealing with fuel system and the fuel rail construction which may degrade and crack. I informed not only the insurance adjuster and the repair shop, and I also called Cadillac at L-8---458-8006, about this recall and since I never received a recall from Cadillac, it would appear that this is an issue which should be addressed by them. I thank you for your assistance.
Consumer has a concern about smelling gas fumes when exiting his parked vehicle. Consumer inspected the vehicle and saw fuel spraying onto the manifold from the fuel rail. Dealer was notified.
Engine backfires at start---engine stops on decelleration both intermittently. Dealers have replaced air intake sensor, fuel sensor, fuel filter and crankshaft position sensors.
- Innsbrook, MO, USA
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- Chicago, IL, USA