Subject	I found a gas leak with this method: With a cold engine,
Posted by	zellamay on August 30, 2008 at 7:33 AM
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In Reply To	smelling gass posted by ghostface2169 on August 28, 2008 at 07:37 AM
Message	put paper towels near every part of the fuel system, (each clamp, every injector, etc). Then turn key on but do not start the car. The fuel pump will run for a few seconds. Repeat the key thing a few times. Even a minor leak that you can't see will show up on the paper towels. There are probably better ways, but it worked for me.
Follow Ups	smelling gass - ghostface2169 07:37:08 08/28/08 Running rich is not normal - FuerGrissa 08:29:34 08/28/08 Re: Running rich is not normal - ghostface2169 11:00:29 08/28/08 Agree ... check engine bay fuel lines / clamps - jasonic 17:54:30 08/28/08 I had a similar problem like that before and it was due to - DavezTT 18:21:56 08/28/08 Bad Oxygen sensors made mine run rich (more)... - WC 22:10:12 08/28/08 just a little fyi, you don't have to write "more" in the - WoodmanZ 22:58:02 08/28/08 "You don't have to make the <ch!> sound, over." (n/m) - BobbyT 04:27:15 08/29/08 I only know the Airforce hand signals! (n/m) - en5 16:38:30 09/01/08 I found a gas leak with this method: With a cold engine, - zellamay 07:33:23 08/30/08
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