Subject	Don't depend on your nose to find a fuel leak. Just because
Posted by	zellamay on January 19, 2010 at 4:05 PM
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In Reply To	Possible source of fuel smell? posted by DaelementZ on January 19, 2010 at 01:08 PM
Message	you can't find it by sense of smell, under the hood, doesn't mean it's not there. Use the talcum powder test or the paper towel test (you can "search" to learn about them), to make sure of the leak. It's much more likely that it's a clamp or o-ring than anything else. P.S.: of course, don't start or drive the car until you find it.
Follow Ups	Possible source of fuel smell? - DaelementZ 13:08:06 01/19/10 Do you smell fuel at all while under the hood? There are - Wright (Ca) 14:05:36 01/19/10 Re: Do you smell fuel at all while under the hood? There are - DaelementZ 17:09:54 01/19/10 Don't depend on your nose to find a fuel leak. Just because - zellamay 16:05:25 01/19/10 Re: Don't depend on your nose to find a fuel leak. Just because - DaelementZ 17:24:53 01/19/10 Yes. When you wrap all the joints with paper towels, - zellamay 19:50:21 01/19/10 I performed the paper towel test and it seems that - DaelementZ 16:41:43 01/20/10 Any thoughts on the bent part in the pic? (n/m) - DaelementZ 17:26:31 01/19/10 Check your carbon canister. - alpha_omega16 22:02:35 01/19/10
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