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SPIKE318 05-15-2018 03:01 PM

Gas smell in cab of truck
 
I have a 96 S10 extended cab 4.3 Vortec V6 I am getting a strong smell of gas inside the cab of my truck. Truck is running great except for the smell of gas. Only had one trouble code and it was intermittent code for the right Bank O2 sensor. Can anyone give me an idea where to look to address this problem? Everything I have read is pointing to the fuel pressure regulator but I don't want to spend money I don't have to if that's not the problem. Any suggestions would be very helpful, Spike 318

christine_208 05-15-2018 04:55 PM

From what I've picked up here, one of the first checks to do is measure the pressure in the fuel lines. The gauges for doing so can be borrowed from autoparts stores. Look for threads as to how long the system should be able to stay pressurized at at what pressures.

SPIKE318 05-15-2018 04:57 PM

Thank you I'll get me a gauge and check it

rockp2 05-15-2018 05:30 PM

See the link in the bottom of my signature block to do the fuel pressure/leakdown test Christine is referring to. Follow Captain Hook's instructions.

SPIKE318 05-15-2018 06:31 PM


Originally Posted by rockp2 (Post 690347)
See the link in the bottom of my signature block to do the fuel pressure/leakdown test Christine is referring to. Follow Captain Hook's instructions.

I guess I'm stupid I don't see that link

rockp2 05-15-2018 06:41 PM


Originally Posted by SPIKE318 (Post 690349)
I guess I'm stupid I don't see that link

It's at the very bottom of my post.

SPIKE318 05-15-2018 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by rockp2 (Post 690347)
See the link in the bottom of my signature block to do the fuel pressure/leakdown test Christine is referring to. Follow Captain Hook's instructions.

I was on my tablet when I responded I log into my desktop and was able to see the post thank you though

LesMyer 05-16-2018 08:31 AM


Originally Posted by SPIKE318 (Post 690345)
Thank you I'll get me a gauge and check it

Since you are already suspecting the fuel pressure regulator, let me tell you that the 60-66psi fuel pressure spec with KOEO in Captain Hook's post is definitely not hard and fast. In fact, many replacement injection spiders regulate to 58psi with the engine not running (including the AC Delco). So if you get 58 psi, don't say the regulator is bad because of the pressure. Also, know that replacement spiders are MPFI and do not require a minimum pressure to "pop off" and deliver fuel. The rest of Captain Hook's procedure is golden.


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