Gas smell in cabin
Hi guys,
My car flooded about two weeks ago, I had it towed to the dealer and they "de-flooded" it for me. When I drove it home from the dealership I noticed a gasoline smell inside the car, but thought it was just from them working on it. The smell is still there, more intense when I turn on the windshield defroster..to the point where I need to open the windows. I can also smell it from outside the car. Could this smell be from the way they de-flooded it? Maybe they spilled gasoline inside the engine bay during the process? Or is it possible that I have a fuel leak somewhere in the engine bay? Admittedly, I don't know very much about cars so I apologize if my questions are dumb! Please advise, and thank you in advance! |
Could be many things but I would have it checked out. You don't wanna fire. Maybe let the car air out while off and see if it goes away. But a quick check of the fuel lines should be done although a de flood should have nothing to with the fuel lines.
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Get that checked out ASAP.
I seen 2 many my car caught on fire threads. |
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