Like I said I have a gas smell inside and outside the car ?? It also burns gas a lot faster than usual ?? Any help will be appreciated.
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02-02-2014
Like I said I have a gas smell inside and outside the car ?? It also burns gas a lot faster than usual ?? Any help will be appreciated.
02-02-2014
Well, check for a fuel leak. Park the car in a clean area (no spots on the garage/driveway/parking spot) and let it run for a bit, and see if there are any drips (keep your AC off so that doesn't condense any moisture)
Pop the hood and check around the fuel rails, lines, and injectors to see if there's any fuel leaking there.
Lastly, get under the driver's side of the car, and check all your fuel lines/fuel filter.
02-02-2014
3800 N/A are known for having leaky connections from the fuel lines to the rails.
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
02-02-2014
Make sure to check injetors I had a o ring go bad on one glad I got it quick.
02-02-2014
Yeah, make sure you take care of this ASAP. Huge fire issue.
02-03-2014
How hard is it to change the o rings and are they expensive?
02-03-2014
Easy to change and $12 for all of them.
02-03-2014
Did you find an o-ring leaking? No reason to change them unless they are leaking, you run more of a risk of making them leak by taking them out and putting them back in.
You unplug the injectors, move any wiring out of the way you need, undo that big bolt/stud on the top of the blower, and the 4 10mm nuts(back right is a nut/stud) and lift the rail up. There's no need to disconnect the fuel lines from the rail, unless you want to. Pop the clips off that hold the injectors on with a straight-slot screwdriver. When you pull an injector off, there will be fuel that comes out, so be prepared with a bunch of rags/towels.
Swapping the top o-rings is easy mode. Just use a pick to roll them over the lip. (Can probably use your fingers if they are old and worn)
Swapping the bottom o-rings is trickier. You have to remove the retainer disc, which will break it in the process. So you should get a rebuild kit (like $10 on ebay) with new discs. Some people have run without the discs, but I would not advise to, since they are used to hold the o-ring in place so that you don't have leaks.
When you go to put the injectors back in the fuel rail, and back in the head, lube the bores and o-rings with a little bit of oil to keep them from rolling and causing a leak.
*Snagged a couple pics so you can see what I'm talking about
Top of the injector, the tan ring is the "lip" I referred to
Bottom of the injector, with an intact retainer disc
Bottom of the injector, with a broken retainer disc
02-03-2014
I always just cut the old o-rings
02-03-2014
My car Is currently the same. Burn a lot more gas and the smell of it. To me personally it is because extra gas is in the lim. I took my sc off Saturday and had a little pike of extra gas and a very strong oder of gas. Just thought I'd throw that in there then again I am modified.
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