Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 20 6:47 pm
Just open the under-dash-vents and keep the windows open... Mine stinks ! 
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Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 20 8:06 pm
I must have a good one, no smell, no leaks, starts hot or cold, the only thing I did was to fit a fuel vapour separator,(fuel return filter) then the fuel can't sit there and boil, it's been there years now.
Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 20 10:51 pm
How does this work Derek? Does it have a return via the small pipe back to the tank?Derek wrote: Wed Jul 29, 20 8:06 pm I must have a good one, no smell, no leaks, starts hot or cold, the only thing I did was to fit a fuel vapour separator,(fuel return filter) then the fuel can't sit there and boil, it's been there years now.
Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 20 7:42 am
Fuel vapour separators were mentioned earlier in this thread. They seem to have been fitted to early 70s B bodies. A mate has one fitted to his 72 Satellite.
Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 20 8:56 pm
The phenolic spacer is fitted, seems to have done the trick. The carb was running lean so new needles and bigger jets fitted. Cars running better now.
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Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 20 10:05 pm
Result!!
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Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 20 10:30 pm
Yes Matt, a small return pipe is needed but you also need the sender unit with the return built in, or some how make up your own return in the sender.MattH wrote: Wed Jul 29, 20 10:51 pmHow does this work Derek? Does it have a return via the small pipe back to the tank?Derek wrote: Wed Jul 29, 20 8:06 pm I must have a good one, no smell, no leaks, starts hot or cold, the only thing I did was to fit a fuel vapour separator,(fuel return filter) then the fuel can't sit there and boil, it's been there years now.
Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 20 10:31 pm
Good to see you've got it sorted. 
Re: Strong fuel smell
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 20 8:33 am
Thanks for your help chaps