Fuel smell in cab
Fuel smell in cab
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06 4.6L XLT just turned over 60,000 miles and plugs havent been changed
So 2 days ago I went on a road trip and on the way home I started to smell a hint of gas but thought it was just some fuel I got on me from filling the truck up 3 times. Now the smell has gotten stronger and is coming through the vents. If I turn on the fan to recirculate the air in the cab it goes away. If checked under the hood and the truck for and signs of fuel. The truck still runs and idles just fine. The only thing I have done differently other than the 3 fill ups in one day was I ran some injector cleaner in the last tank.
If you guys have any ideas that would be great
06 4.6L XLT just turned over 60,000 miles and plugs havent been changed
So 2 days ago I went on a road trip and on the way home I started to smell a hint of gas but thought it was just some fuel I got on me from filling the truck up 3 times. Now the smell has gotten stronger and is coming through the vents. If I turn on the fan to recirculate the air in the cab it goes away. If checked under the hood and the truck for and signs of fuel. The truck still runs and idles just fine. The only thing I have done differently other than the 3 fill ups in one day was I ran some injector cleaner in the last tank.
If you guys have any ideas that would be great
Heres the vitals
06 4.6L XLT just turned over 60,000 miles and plugs havent been changed
So 2 days ago I went on a road trip and on the way home I started to smell a hint of gas but thought it was just some fuel I got on me from filling the truck up 3 times. Now the smell has gotten stronger and is coming through the vents. If I turn on the fan to recirculate the air in the cab it goes away. If checked under the hood and the truck for and signs of fuel. The truck still runs and idles just fine. The only thing I have done differently other than the 3 fill ups in one day was I ran some injector cleaner in the last tank.
If you guys have any ideas that would be great
06 4.6L XLT just turned over 60,000 miles and plugs havent been changed
So 2 days ago I went on a road trip and on the way home I started to smell a hint of gas but thought it was just some fuel I got on me from filling the truck up 3 times. Now the smell has gotten stronger and is coming through the vents. If I turn on the fan to recirculate the air in the cab it goes away. If checked under the hood and the truck for and signs of fuel. The truck still runs and idles just fine. The only thing I have done differently other than the 3 fill ups in one day was I ran some injector cleaner in the last tank.
If you guys have any ideas that would be great

my guess is you have a leaky fuel injector. Get it checked out before it sticks completely open and hydrolocks the motor. If it does stick open all the way you will know it as the engine will idle extremely rough and black smoke will pour from your exhaust. If you run it too long with raw fuel going thru the block and exhaust you risk frying your 02 sensors and cats for the bank that has the leaky injector.
If its not an injector you have a bad plug or its not seated properly. Either way you look at it you have fuel going to the engine that is not being burned off in a cylinder thus giving you the raw fuel smell.
If its not an injector you have a bad plug or its not seated properly. Either way you look at it you have fuel going to the engine that is not being burned off in a cylinder thus giving you the raw fuel smell.
my guess is you have a leaky fuel injector. Get it checked out before it sticks completely open and hydrolocks the motor. If it does stick open all the way you will know it as the engine will idle extremely rough and black smoke will pour from your exhaust. If you run it too long with raw fuel going thru the block and exhaust you risk frying your 02 sensors and cats for the bank that has the leaky injector.
If its not an injector you have a bad plug or its not seated properly. Either way you look at it you have fuel going to the engine that is not being burned off in a cylinder thus giving you the raw fuel smell.
If its not an injector you have a bad plug or its not seated properly. Either way you look at it you have fuel going to the engine that is not being burned off in a cylinder thus giving you the raw fuel smell.
my guess is you have a leaky fuel injector. Get it checked out before it sticks completely open and hydrolocks the motor. If it does stick open all the way you will know it as the engine will idle extremely rough and black smoke will pour from your exhaust. If you run it too long with raw fuel going thru the block and exhaust you risk frying your 02 sensors and cats for the bank that has the leaky injector.
If its not an injector you have a bad plug or its not seated properly. Either way you look at it you have fuel going to the engine that is not being burned off in a cylinder thus giving you the raw fuel smell.
If its not an injector you have a bad plug or its not seated properly. Either way you look at it you have fuel going to the engine that is not being burned off in a cylinder thus giving you the raw fuel smell.

I been planing on plugs this year so this might be my kick in the butt to get on it
I still have warranty on the truck, see if I can get ford to do it 

