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Old 04-13-2006, 09:58 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by drift freaq
common problem on S13's is the fuel return line on your sending unit at your Gas tank literally turns into a swelled gooey mess. I had it happen to me on my beater daily. Had to change it out in the parking lot of a pep boys in West Los Angeles because it was pissing gas all over the place. Another place it happened on another s13 I had was just below the fuel filter in the engine compartment again it was pissing gas when I caught it. Basically if your smelling gas then its pissing it somewhere. Stop and track it down immediatly. These are the kind of things that have caused fires in our cars, mostly the engine compartment leaks.
None the less fix it and fix it now.
I'd check those spots reccomended...

I've had 2 fuel leaks, both were the mentioned spots.
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