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Strong smell of gasoline in garage

johnj.moran
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johnj.moran Member

johnj.moran

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When I walked into the garage today I noticed there is a strong smell of fuel. We have only one car parked in the garage, the 1999 Carrera 4 Cab.

I drove the car about two days ago, but did not notice this odor yesterday even though I went in and out of the garage several times.

I smelled around the car and it seems to be closer to the front of the car near the gas cap, which is tight.

Searched the forum but didn't see a post.

Any helpful informaton would be most appreciated. Is it safe to start the car and drive it? (I could ventilate the garage with fans first)

John

Brad Roberts Member

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Yes :)

Just replace it. Most of your local Porsche shops keep them in stock. If it is red, it is an old one. The new ones are black.

Darn! I cant recall which color is the old one. Haven't seen one for awhile :lol:

996 201 241 03

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