Why Does the Car Emit a Strong Gasoline Smell?
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There are several reasons why a car emits a strong gasoline smell: 1. Leakage at the gasoline pipe connection; 2. Damage to the sealing ring of the gasoline pump cover located in the trunk or under the rear seat; 3. Cracks in the gasoline pipes in the engine compartment; 4. Aging of rubber hoses; 5. The gasoline pump was disassembled or installed improperly inside the car; 6. Overfilling of gasoline; 7. Gasoline leakage in the engine's fuel system. It is advisable to specifically check the engine's fuel lines for any signs of leakage. Another possible cause is carbon buildup in the engine blocking the fuel injectors, preventing proper atomization of the gasoline, which can also lead to a gasoline smell. In such cases, it is best for the car owner to promptly take the vehicle to a repair shop for inspection and maintenance.