What fixed your problem--- Not what you suggest
I've had a fuel smell problem in my car for sometime now. I've read alot and have found this to be a common problem. I want to know what you did to fix you problem.
This is for interior and engine bay smell. Not fuel smell towards the rear end of the car.

I don't want people who have never fixed this type of problem voting

 

If I've left your problem out then please post a reply.


Also if you took the time to read this please bump this up to the top.

 

i made my vote

EDIT: Whoops, i did exactly thhe opposite of what you said. I thought it ment to guess. i was confused..sorry..

but TTT!

 

thanks

 

Voted for leaking fuel injectors...

 

Found my problem - Leaking FMU. Looks like after 45000 miles the screw came a little loose.

 

ttt

 

whats an FMU?

 

That wasnt even an option to pick from
so is it all fixed now then?

 

i replaced the winter gas with summer gas

 

my friend had that problem with his 95' T/A, the reason was the fuel lines in the engine compartment had melted slighty and were leaking, when it was getting fixed the guy moved the line, the melted part unsealed from whatever it was touching and gas sprayed all over, good thing the car was off at that moment

If you have a gas smell get it fixed, dont need ur car to randomly go up in flames

 

where can you get the canister from and how much do they cost?

 

i bought mine from Napa auto parts. Had to be a special order. Heres the Napa online description:

Echlin Fuel System Fuel Vapor Canister


Item#: CRB220104

Price: $ 53.99
tax and shipping not included

Usually ships in 24 hours.


Attributes:
Attributes: Fuel Vapor Canister
Diameter: 5 1/8''
Length: 7''
# of Hose Connectors: 2
Hose Size: 3/16'', 5/16''

Warranty: Limited 12 Months

Comments:
. w/ OEM # 17113065

 

Wow sweet deal, thanks!

 

ttt