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i'm thinking its either the fuel pump or fuel filter. and i've been told
that its one of those. when im driving (sometimes) i smell gas. sometimes
i don't. so most likely it's still a minor problem. anyone with info let
me know what's up. thanks in advance.

daver415 wrote:
> i'm thinking its either the fuel pump or fuel filter. and i've been told
> that its one of those. when im driving (sometimes) i smell gas. sometimes
> i don't. so most likely it's still a minor problem. anyone with info let
> me know what's up. thanks in advance.
>


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Just get a GOOD flashlight and start by looking around the injectors
when it's just been shut off. They shouldn't look wet, unless the
seal(s) or body are leaking.

'Curly'

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<a74109b51bba088120fc06fc52f093b7@localhost.talkab outautos.com>,
"daver415" <daver415@yahoo.com> wrote:

> i'm thinking its either the fuel pump or fuel filter. and i've been told
> that its one of those. when im driving (sometimes) i smell gas. sometimes
> i don't. so most likely it's still a minor problem. anyone with info let
> me know what's up. thanks in advance.

I suggest that you keep the engine running and open the hood. See if you
can see gasoline leaking. I agree that it could be the fuel pump or fuel
filter. Check both of those parts to determine if you can see the gasoline
leaking.

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Is your 99 a V6? I have a '00 V6 that has an occasional raw gas odor. We
thought we had it traced down to the injectors, but so far, no gas
visible, only the odor/vapor. Have replaced the O rings on the injectors
hoping for a cheap fix, but no luck. seems to most often occur a few
minutes after initial start-up. let me know if you figure yours' out.