Subject	Find the leak. Surely you're not willing to wait until
Posted by	zellamay on April 13, 2010 at 4:50 PM
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In Reply To	Fuel leak in cold weather, but not hot weather....trust it? posted by TTkeeper on April 13, 2010 at 04:44 PM
Message	the car catches fire, then you'd never find it. "Search" on this topic to find the paper towel or talcum powder and pressure tests. Given the running temperatures of a car, I doubt that ambient temperature is the difference. I suggest you find the leak before driving the car again. I sound like a broken record, but my buddy lost his whole car to a "small gas leak" that he was going to fix "soon".
Follow Ups	Fuel leak in cold weather, but not hot weather....trust it? - TTkeeper 16:44:45 04/13/10 Find the leak. Surely you're not willing to wait until - zellamay 16:50:47 04/13/10 I believe that I read somewhere to tighten the hose clamps - JonnyZ(SoCal) 16:53:26 04/13/10 And then do you loosen the clamps for summer? - zellamay 12:51:44 04/14/10 Go with OEM clamps or is there a better brand ? - TTkeeper 18:18:13 04/13/10 Time for new OEM hose. (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 18:21:23 04/13/10 I used the goodyear line, seems to be of at least as good - LJZTT 05:35:28 04/14/10 Really? That stuff felt very flimsy and does not fit nearly - Wright (Ca) 09:11:16 04/14/10 I did actually, I dont recall it not feeling sufficiently - LJZTT 14:13:11 04/14/10
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