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Fuel Smell in the engine bay |
stickyfingers |
Apr 7 2024, 02:43 PM
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FlacaProductions |
Apr 7 2024, 05:36 PM
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If this is the first time it's been out in a while ie: springtime, be sure to check the tins under the injectors. The seals can dry out over the winter if it's been in storage and if they're leaking it'll pool/collect right there. First few times I have mine out in the spring, I start it and let it sit in the drive (not in the garage) for a few minutes and put an eye on that area making sure no injector/injector seal leaks.
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