[VB] gasoline smell
Bob Pratt ka1dza at verizon.netMon Aug 29 15:54:56 PDT 2016
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I know this may sound stupid, but did you check any gasoline you may store in your garage? Bob > On Aug 28, 2016, at 9:15 PM, Rusty May <rusty.may at gmail.com> wrote: > > About a month ago, I started getting a strong smell of gasoline in my > garage when my bus was parked there. No puddles anywhere, so I pulled the > carb and fuel pump, but the smell persisted, and seemed to come from the > gas tank. > > I had a similar problem about ten years ago and tracked it down then to a > pinhole leak in the gas tank. I had the tank sealed and that solved the > problem. So this past week, I pulled the tank, but didn't see any leaks. > I put some fluorescent dye in the tank with some gas, but didn't find any > leaks. However, I still get the gas smell. > > Is it possible it's just fumes coming from the vented gas cap? I've been > using one of the vented NAPA caps for several years. But I'm not sure why > I didn't smell gas from the cap before. > > Any other things I should check? Maybe the fuel sender gasket? Come to > think of it, I didn't slosh the gas around to see if any would leak there. > > Thanks for any suggestions.... > > - Rusty > 67 Westy > _______________________________________________ > vintagebus mailing list > vintagebus at type2.com > https://www.type2.com/lists/vintagebus/listinfo
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