1991 Nissan Stanza Complaints

I NOTICED A GAS SMELL SOME TIME AGO AND DID NOT THINK MUCH OF IT. IT WAS NOTICABLE WHEN THE CAR WAS PARKED IN THE GARAGE, HOWEVER OTHER GAS POWERED EQUIPMENT WAS THERE WHICH COULD HAVE EMITTED AN ODOR. THINGS GOT PROGRESSIVELY WORSE AS I BEGAN TO SMELL GAS WHILE DRIVING THE CAR. FUMES APPARENTLY BEGAN LEAKING INTO THE CAR INTERIOR. FUEL INJECTORS SHOULD NOT LEAK IF DESIGNED PROPERLY. THIS TYPE OF FAILURE CAN CAUSE FIRE AND DEATH TO PEOPLE IN AND AROUND THE VEHICLE. THERE SHOULD BE NO TOLERENCE FOR THIS TYPE OF DEFECT. IF CAR MANUFACTURERS SUCH AS NISSAN STOOD BEHIND THEIR PRODUCT THEN THEY WOULD BE QUICK TO REMEDY THIS SITUATION BEFORE IT CAUSED LIVES TO BE LOST.

TWO FUEL INJECTORS DEVELOPED EXTERNAL FUEL LEAKS AT DIFFERENT TIMES (ABOUT 2 YEARS APART). *AK

CAN SMELL GAS INSIDE THE CAR; MECHANICS ADVISE ME THAT 3 OF THE 4 INJECTORS ARE LEAKING. THEY ADVISE REPLACEMENT. I NOTICE (FROM THE CONSUMER COMPLAINTS) THAT THIS IS A COMMON PROBLEM (AT LEAST 4 PEOPLE COMPLAINED ABOUT IT!). CONSIDERING THAT ENGINE COULD CATCH FIRE IF THE PROBLEM IS NOT FIXED, I AM WONDERING WHAT THE MANUFACTURER IS DOING TO FIX THIS DANGEROUS (AND EXPENSIVE) PROBLEM? GOING THROUGH NISSAN'S OWN "CONSUMER DISCUSSION THREAD" I NOTICE THAT FOR SOME PEOPLE, FULE-INJECTOR LEAK IS A RECURRING PROBLEM, WHICH LEADS ME TO BELIEVE THAT THIS IS A DESIGN ISSUE!

VEHICLE SMELLS OF FUEL. THE FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM SEEMS TO BE THE DEFECTIVE. DEALER CONTACTED AND IS AWARE OF THE PROBLEM. PROBLEM HAS BEEN REPAIRED AT OWNER'S EXPENSE.*AK.ET.

CONSUMER'S VEHICLE WAS INVOLVED IN A SIDE COLLISION. VEHICLE SUFFERED SEVERE DAMAGE. CV JOINT BROKE. IN ADDITION, TIRE BLEWOUT/SHOCK ABSORBER BUSTED, AND RADIATOR BROKE.