Problem- Smelling Gas in Cabin (Help)
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Problem- Smelling Gas in Cabin (Help)
Hi,
I changed my spark plugs 2 days ago, and now, when i drive it, it smells like gas in the cabin?
Do you guys know what's happening to my car and what should I do about it?
Thank you
Would that be because my spark plugs is still too loose? i have to tighten the plugs more?
I changed my spark plugs 2 days ago, and now, when i drive it, it smells like gas in the cabin?
Do you guys know what's happening to my car and what should I do about it?
Thank you
Would that be because my spark plugs is still too loose? i have to tighten the plugs more?
Last edited by jasonlaa; Dec 3, 2006 at 11:49 PM.
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Not a good sign. Locate the source before driving. Do a visual with the air housing removed and motor off. The fuel system remains pressurized after the motor is turned off. Look for wet spots or smell/see vapors (unlikely, but possible). You can also feel for dampness around fittings/connectors if the motor is cool enough. Check feed and return paths.
