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So, we are all familiar with the winter/cold season fuel smell. After you smell it for the 1st time in the season, just go tighten all the fuel hose clamps you can find. That has worked for years, but everything is as tight as it will go. However, now I get the smell in the summer time. It smells for about 15 minutes of driving until the engine bay totally warms up, then it's gone. Where do we think this is coming from?
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