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> Still have gas smell inside car, Now what?
jarbuthnot
post Apr 20 2005, 08:57 AM
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My mechanic has replaced the fuel lines between the tank and the engine. But after the car sits for a day, it still smells inside the compartment. Now what?

He noticed that occasionally one of the fuel hoses on top of each injector leaks. Would that produce the inside smell? What is the normal procedure for replacing these?
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Allan
post Apr 20 2005, 02:42 PM
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You just need to pull the injectors out and cut off the metal crimp. You can cut them off with a dremel then cut yourself some pieces of fuel line about 3 inches long and put them on using fuel line clamps. Pretty easy.
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