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Cloudxiii

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  1.  Rosssub said:

    Change your Cabin Air Filters. They will be causing the smell since leak fix.

    I had my air filters cleaned and replaced since and just recently had my air con treated. The car smelt great after I got back in it but the next day, the fuel smell was there as it was warming up. It might be worth mentioning that at the same time i got the hoses and clamps replaced, the fuel filter, pump and pump housing was replaced.

  2.  twinturboboy said:

    Hi guys my E-tune 2001 Legacy has had a bit of a fuel smell through the air con in the cold mornings or just on startup when the engine is cold for a while now - and I have done a bit of searching and found that the problem seems to be with the fuel hoses under the Manifold?

    I have also noticed that the fuel consumtion seems to be not very good for an E-tune - Im only getting about 380kms or less on a tank

    Can people confirm that I will have to take the manifold off and how long a job this is?

    Cheers

    I have a B4 Legacy 2001 BE5 that has the same problem with a fuel smell coming through the air vents. I have had a mechanic replace the 3 hoses under the manifold (and yes it needs to come off), all clamps replaced and tightened as much as they can. While the fuel smell is still there it is not as bad as it was but then again we are coming back into winter so it might get worse again. I really wish that someone knew the exact cause as it\'s driving me insane. My next step would be to replace the entire fuel rail but dont have that kind of money to achieve this. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  3. I have a Legacy B4 2001, EJ20, twin turbo boxer engine. I have has this problem for a couple of months and it seems to be getting worse as it gets colder. Every time I start the car in the morning, with the heater on demist, there is a very strong smell of gas that comes through the vents.

    I have searched for obvious leaks...nothing. I have searched the net for possible solutions and while there are a few good suggestions, my lack of mechanical knowledge prevents me from getting my hands dirty to try these suggestions out.

    Can someone please explain to me how to fix this problem.

    Thanks

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