Gas is leaking out of the fuel lines??????mis connected?

Mis connect fuel line at the fuel filter.

There is only one gas line. It will come from the gas tank to the engine compartment, connect to a filter. Another fuel line will leave the filter and go into the engine.

It is extremely dangerous to work with spilling gas. Do not try to start the vehicle as the electronics and spilling gas could easily start a fire and explosion. You need to trace the gas line and determine where it is leaking to fix it.

You may have leakings fuel line on top of gas tank when filling up or line is leaking where they connect to fuel filter under body maybe behind rear wheel wells , or may have a leaking furl injector or even your carbon gas canister filtr need chaging or ovver filling can send fuel up to that canister which recirculates gas fumes back to fuel system check your gas cap maybe leaking or when gas attended over filling it runs down into drain tube

Joe

Make sure you dont run out of fuel, make sure 1/4 tank of gas is always there and the reason is that the fuel pump should be submerged in the gas all the time, if not then it will heat up and die.
It would also be good practic to change the fuel filter once a year, if there is no external filter then ad one in line filter for your safety.
As for the mis at idle it could be due to bent valve, burnt valve seat, vacume leak, head gasket minor leak, bad coil, shorted plug, bad gas. If the engine light is on which it should have because of the missing then I would like to know the codes.

i have that same gas trimmer and i had to replace the fuel lines for it becuase it was leaking very badly.

ok so first use the new fuel line put that on through the fuel tank connect that with the gas and oil filter inside the tank if their is non in the tank then you will need to buy a new oil and gas filter. then take the fuel line you put in the tank connect that with the primmer connect it only to the top connection of the primmer now that another fuel line connect the bottom of the primmer and connect it with the fuel line to the back of the carburetor. now take another fuel line connect the to the fuel tank and put it direcly to the front of the carburetor. oh one more thing make shore the fuel lines arnt to long and not to short. becuase it can get hard to put the trimmer back together.

It can only be a small area. Does it seem to be coming from the fuel rail area, which is usually chrome color. The fuel pressure regulator or fuel line. The fuel line come up the driver side firewall connects to a regulator, and then feeds into the fuel rail. Any of these connections could be the leaking source. Also one of the rubber o rings for the injector could be leaking. Look to see where it mostly looks to be coming from and feel around the pipes for the gas.

More than likely you have a busted fuel line, or one of the connections from the fuel lines to the fuel pump is broken. If you know how to repair cars, drop the tank and find the leak. If you don't know how, have the vehicle towed to a shop. Driving the car would definitely be a fire hazard.

I don't know if your stating that gas is leaking on your engine but anyways....other than the bad syntax in your sentence. You may have leaky injectors and there maybe too much fuel getting into your combustion chamber and getting stuck around the catalytic converter which will give you really bad gas mileage, smell like fuel and destroy you Cat.Converter. Start with injectors to see if they are leaking and check all fuel lines thoroughly. Also check your charcoal canister (black canister on the firewall) to see if its broken, cracked or leaking anything. If its very strong. Check near the tank itself. If you ever see fuel on the ground when you fill your tank, you may have a torn line at the tank or the seal around the gas tanks fuel sending unit is leaking is leaking. Good luck Plz rate

1. The fuel lines may have a leak: Replace leaking fuel lines and/or fuel line fittings.
   
2. The engine may have mechanical problems: Check vacuum lines and fittings for leaks. Check engine compression. Check for broken fittings and mounts.
   
3. The fuel pressure regulator may be operating at too high a pressure: Perform fuel pressure test and repair or replace faulty component(s).
   
4. The ignition timing may be set wrong: Check and adjust ignition timing.
   
5. The fuel injectors may leak: Clean or replace fuel injectors.
   

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