Monterey37
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I have a 1997 Beaver Monterey and cannot locate the source of a fuel smell in the cargo areas. Took it to a service rep and he could not find the source either.....HELP! any suggestions/tips?
Fuel Smell in cargo bay
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RE: Fuel Smell in cargo bay
is it lp u are smelling or gas ,, u might ck the genset lines ,, the rubber on them have a tendency to crack and leak enough fuel to smell ,, but not enough to see on the ground and such ,, post us back :approve: :approve: :approve:
oh btw ,, welcome to the forums :approve: :approve:
is it lp u are smelling or gas ,, u might ck the genset lines ,, the rubber on them have a tendency to crack and leak enough fuel to smell ,, but not enough to see on the ground and such ,, post us back :approve: :approve: :approve:
oh btw ,, welcome to the forums :approve: :approve:
Re: Fuel Smell in cargo bay
You know some of these fuel tanks have a filler cap that holds quite a bit of pressure. When you remove the cap to fill the coach you will hear the vapors escape. Could be that the heat has caused an over pressure in the tank and the cap is just venting.....You might want to loosen the cap and see if that helps... Just a thought..
You know some of these fuel tanks have a filler cap that holds quite a bit of pressure. When you remove the cap to fill the coach you will hear the vapors escape. Could be that the heat has caused an over pressure in the tank and the cap is just venting.....You might want to loosen the cap and see if that helps... Just a thought..