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Sounds to me like an inspection of the fuel lines and fuel tank need to be done. It could need replacement fuel lines depending on how many miles you have on the vehicle
OBD II ? is there check engine light on? did you have to reset after a repair? if reset then it should reset between 100-200 miles as it sets engine running parameters.
First check for an owners manual(it will say), if there isn't one a lot times there will be a sticker on the inside of the gas lid saying what to use. However, unless to vehicle is turbo or is higher compression than stock, i am quite certain 87 octane will suffice.
your strong smell of fuel was in side the car , under the hood . ? now check to see if here is any gas leak under the hood --- gas line , filter. check under the car for any leak , or by the gas tank . it might be just sweating, make a good check , re ply me what you find
take the auto to autozone, have them run a check engine test (its free) and have them tell you what the codes are that come up and what they mean, then you will know exactly what you have to fix
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