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Well, car has been acting funny and then a strong fuel smell last week on one of my trips. This morning, started the car (heated garage) and came back a few minutes later with a massive puddle of fuel under car. Dripping from center of car but A-pillar area. I know some of the fuel filler necks are known to leak, but this is large. The tank shows about an 1/8.
Difficult to see location in these photos, but the dripping is from tunnel area and at the front of the main undertray. I am thinking this large its either tank itself or a line of some sort under pressure.
Thoughts?
Is the leak only when u turn the key or when it sits static? If when key is turned its in the supply , hp side. If static it may be the tank but i havent seen a modern poly tank split. Remove the battery and plate. This will get u access to the top of the sender. Im betting the nipple is broken on the supply hose.
I appreciate it. But I certainly wouldn't drive it. I'm more looking for thoughts on whether there are specific spots on tank that crack, line locations that are prone to issues (besides fuel filler), etc. I do ALL work on the car myself and have for the last 80k including clutches, IMS, fuel pump, all things.
Agreed. I didn't take the time before church to pull battery to check. Only thing I can think is the return line has popped or the pump has a crack on one of the nipples. Thanks! I'll update later in weekend.
