1996 Isuzu Trooper "smell gas fuel pump filter" Questions

smell no trace of fuel. After towing the truck home I tried it again and it started perfectly the first time but has since failed to start again. I've checked all the fuses and replaced the fuel panel

after putting new fuel pump, still smell gas putting new fuel pump and filter.. still smelling gas inside of car and outside.. Check fuel line at engine could be a loose clamp.

smell will go away. if you have no fuel leaks in the both lines(pressure and return)fuel filter,gas tank(anywhere),injectors at the motor,then it could be the vent lines,fuel vapor pressure sensors or

...gas has an awful smell that can make you hurl! Attach a fuel pressure tester, it should be around 50lbs. If it's bad empty the tank by pressing the needle and relieving the pressure. Next disconnect ...

...gas. replaced fuel pump/filter why did you replace the filter and pump? did something get in the fuel? check the injectors and spark plugs in my car someone put flour in the fuel tank and the fuel ...

...smell the raw gas inside the car. a fuel leak in the fuel filter line from the tank , the pressure pump, or in the rubber parts of your fuel injection system will create this problem as well. most ...

...smell gas at engine and exhaust. Car ran out of gas and now after putting gas in tank i cannot get it to start.I can hear the fuel pump running when I have the key in the on position.I can smell gas ...

smell gas at the exhaust. If mixture is too rich, check the sensors in the air intake (MAF, IAT) and temp sensor. If the problem is none of the ones I mentioned, check the EGR system. Recirculated gas

fuel filter? Why would you put a coil on if you smelled gas.....I would look to see where it was coming from.I'd check both pump an filter.and .put some card board under it then turn the key to the on

fuel. If you smell gas coming out of the tailpipe it's probably spark related. If you smell no gas coming out of the tailpipe it may be your fuel pump or a clogged fuel filter. Check the fuel pressure