Help finding the fuel line!!

[monster]

Hi,

I have recently just bought a New leon (Mk2) 1.9tdi stylance.
I do a hell of a lot of mileage a year and have just been given a set of "turbomag" magnets to fit to the fuel line of the car, these are supposed to help with reducing petrol usage and emmissions and a few other boring bits!!

Any way I dont know much about seat's and was wondering if anyone could post some pics of where the fuel line is on the Tdi so i can fit this thing to see if it works!!

Any help will be much apreciated.

 

[Tam]

Hi,

I have recently just bought a New leon (Mk2) 1.9tdi stylance.
I do a hell of a lot of mileage a year and have just been given a set of "turbomag" magnets to fit to the fuel line of the car, these are supposed to help with reducing petrol usage and emmissions and a few other boring bits!!

Any way I dont know much about seat's and was wondering if anyone could post some pics of where the fuel line is on the Tdi so i can fit this thing to see if it works!!

Any help will be much apreciated.

ROTFLMAO, some one fell for the magnet trick .... hahahaahah

 

[googies]

There is a reason why you were GIVEN the magnets!! they might work better on a bin liner??!

 

[Michael B]

Id like to think it would reduce your petrol usage, seeing as your driving a diesel.. hehe..

Seriously though, id doubt this would work, and even if it did - is it a good idea to restrict the amount of fuel to your engine? not good..

 

[Tam]

Seriously though, id doubt this would work, and even if it did - is it a good idea to restrict the amount of fuel to your engine? not good..

It doesn't work - end off.

 

[Michael B]

^^ im not that stupid, though I was pointing out that its not healthy to restrict the fuel supply to your engine, by other methods..

 

[GAZ P]

Just wait till it goes bang and the dealer says "whats this in your fuel line" by by warranty hello f*@kin big bill.

 

[Tam]

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