Fuel Smell
No......
Source?
that's a first.....www.blownoutsparkplug.com
jbrew or glc will back it up also.....
Source?
that's a first.....www.blownoutsparkplug.comjbrew or glc will back it up also.....
Exactly what I was thinking. It was bumped and one of the o-rings lost it's seal.
Or, -reinstalled incorrectly.
Also the rail connections use a spring clamp that rusts out over time. My rail became disconnected @ about 55 mph. Pumped fuel all over the back of the motor and immediately shorted #8 coil. Make sure your spring connector at the rail is fully intact. I was lucky I didn't get blowed up. I made it back to the house using my boot laces to temporarily re-secure the line in place. Just in case it happens to you, in the middle of nowhere.
Or, -reinstalled incorrectly.
Also the rail connections use a spring clamp that rusts out over time. My rail became disconnected @ about 55 mph. Pumped fuel all over the back of the motor and immediately shorted #8 coil. Make sure your spring connector at the rail is fully intact. I was lucky I didn't get blowed up. I made it back to the house using my boot laces to temporarily re-secure the line in place. Just in case it happens to you, in the middle of nowhere.
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A very useful tip indeed. Thanks. Fuel pressure is about 40 psi. Isn't transmission line about the same pressure?
How do you explain fuel smell in exhaust?
How do you explain fuel smell in exhaust?




