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Hi my s type is dumping what smells like petrol when I'm idling/stationary...only seems to do this when engine is running and I'm stationary. Also air con seems to be smelling a bit like petrol to at times and seems to not work on accessions...could the 2 be linked? does air con use petrol?...hoping someone can advise before i just put it in garage thanks


Hi Dave, and welcome to the club.

 

I would guess than there is either a leak in the tube from the petrol pump to the engine, or a bad connection.

 

The climate control will suck in the air which is "perfumed" by the atmosphere, whether petrol, fresh air, or fumes from a 'bus,

 

Regards

 

Peter. 

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Thanks...the leak only happens when I'm idle and when air con is on ;(

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Tried it again today without air con on did around 20 miles and no smell, no leak...nothing...turn air con on and if i remain idle within 10 minutes there is a strong smell of petrol and what seems like a small waterfall of fuel coming from approx.  underneath passenger  sill..its defiantly petrol and not gas (I'm on both) and it only happens when air con is on

 

Thanks Dave

Hi Dave,

 

A bit curious, but a leak is a leak and has to be check out.

 

Now you have found where it finishes up checking through the route till you find the offending leaky bit curing it should not be too difficult.

 

Regards,

 

Peter.


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