Hey, I get a fuel smell in the cabin when I have my heater on only at idle. I've replaced the rubber fuel return/delivery lines, The lines to the charcoal canister seems to be ok. What else could it be? A leaky injector maybe, how do you test them? Its weird because I only smell it when Im at a red light / complete stop. Thnx! Im taking it in asap. Thursday, just wonder any heads up ideas?
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I would check the metal fuel lines running to the fuel tank. You live in VA, that would make me assume you have snow and salted roads. Rust is a problem in those conditions.
I knew a guy in Maine that lost his brakes when the metal brake lines finally rusted through.
94' Ford Ranger, crashed it into an oak tree.
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Ya we're gonna lift her up and take a look under there tomm. I hope its something simple, Im tired of trouble with this car :\ I've spent over $5,000 getting it the way I want it thus far. I never have any money to mod it because Im always spending it on quarky little stuff. I live in fear something else is just gonna go wrong after I fix one thing LoL, Im about to say screw it, my next cars a Hyundai Tiburon 10 year/100k warranty.Comment
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Also check the fuel lines the lines in the engine compartment. Some of those run in front of the cowl. I had a fuel smell and it ended up being the o-ring on the gas tank for the fuel sender/fuel pump assembly.Eric
85 325e M50 and auto to manual transmission conversion...Comment
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lifted it
We lifted it up today, no leaks anywhere.... injectors are fine, fuel lines are fine, only guess is the Charcoal canister line or the canister itself? I never smell it outside of the car, only through the vents with the heat on... This is driving me nuts lol.Comment
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Fuel leak
I had the exact same thing..only could smell it at stop light....What I found was the fuel supply line to the injector rail under intake manifold was seeping fuel thru the hose. Not enough to see a leak but you could smell it at stoplightsComment


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