Subject	sigh, guess it's that time of the year again >>
Posted by	stockplayerz(nyc) on November 21, 2016 at 10:33 AM
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Message	temps dropped to 30's and have strong fuel smell in cabin- already checked the regulator and dampner- both are dry. it's hard to locate, but smell is stronger up front. any common areas of leaks, and what do i need to remove to check? btw this is the only car i have to do this every year for, haha.
Follow Ups	sigh, guess it's that time of the year again >> - stockplayerz(nyc) 10:33:02 11/21/16 Re: sigh, guess it's that time of the year again >> - RobZ32 10:48:47 11/21/16 Timing belt tensioner looks to be way over compressed. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 11:15:02 11/21/16 2nd that location - Stanky 11:56:40 11/21/16 If the two clamps are loose enough, - RoidRage76 23:29:05 11/21/16 As reccomended by others, I used hex clamps and angled them - Sportzcoop 08:08:29 11/22/16 get the spring type fuel clamps that later - slayer fan 13:57:28 11/21/16 thanks- found a great guide >> - stockplayerz(nyc) 12:12:56 11/22/16
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