diesel smell in the cab
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diesel smell in the cab
2001 F250 power stroke 170k miles--- when running the air conditoner and vent fan I have a diesel smell in the cab-not super strong but it's there-
I'm not real familiar with these engines-- where do I start? don't think I have a fuel leak but could be exhaust leak-- all bolts right on turbo hoses
thks
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I'm not real familiar with these engines-- where do I start? don't think I have a fuel leak but could be exhaust leak-- all bolts right on turbo hoses
thks
T
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2001 F250 power stroke 170k miles--- when running the air conditoner and vent fan I have a diesel smell in the cab-not super strong but it's there-
I'm not real familiar with these engines-- where do I start? don't think I have a fuel leak but could be exhaust leak-- all bolts right on turbo hoses
thks
T
I'm not real familiar with these engines-- where do I start? don't think I have a fuel leak but could be exhaust leak-- all bolts right on turbo hoses
thks
T
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An exhaust leak at the up-pipes gives off a faint diesel fuel smell. My truck did it, and on another forum a PSD owner found his to be doing the same thing - diesel smell with no sign of a fuel leak.
Fuel leaks are usually pretty easy to find, since diesel doesn't evaporate like gasoline. But if there is no visible leak detected, then it's usually attributed to an exhaust leak somewhere. So that's why I made the suggestion. Definitely look for fuel first before blaming the up-pipes.
Fuel leaks are usually pretty easy to find, since diesel doesn't evaporate like gasoline. But if there is no visible leak detected, then it's usually attributed to an exhaust leak somewhere. So that's why I made the suggestion. Definitely look for fuel first before blaming the up-pipes.
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thks guys
will give the engine a look over next week and get back to you
I live at a fishing camp in Cocodrie La and diesel mechanics are hard to find
have looked at the video's on U tube and know about the valley
changed fuel filter a couple months back with a NAPA unit where it came with the cover
didn't see any leaks but will check again
will get back to you all after Thanksgiving
have a good holiday
T
will give the engine a look over next week and get back to you
I live at a fishing camp in Cocodrie La and diesel mechanics are hard to find
have looked at the video's on U tube and know about the valley
changed fuel filter a couple months back with a NAPA unit where it came with the cover
didn't see any leaks but will check again
will get back to you all after Thanksgiving
have a good holiday
T
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changed fuel filter a couple months back with a NAPA unit where it came with the cover
didn't see any leaks but will check again
didn't see any leaks but will check again
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An exhaust leak at the up-pipes gives off a faint diesel fuel smell. My truck did it, and on another forum a PSD owner found his to be doing the same thing - diesel smell with no sign of a fuel leak.
Fuel leaks are usually pretty easy to find, since diesel doesn't evaporate like gasoline. But if there is no visible leak detected, then it's usually attributed to an exhaust leak somewhere. So that's why I made the suggestion. Definitely look for fuel first before blaming the up-pipes.
Fuel leaks are usually pretty easy to find, since diesel doesn't evaporate like gasoline. But if there is no visible leak detected, then it's usually attributed to an exhaust leak somewhere. So that's why I made the suggestion. Definitely look for fuel first before blaming the up-pipes.
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