- The various hoses accessible from the shelf behind the seats include a backflow valve that gets stuck and causes problems.
- The main hoses from the filler into the tank get old and leaky.
- A partially empty tank with a hot exhaust pipe underneath it can cause problems. There are articles about how to add a shield around the pipe to protect the tank.
- Some folks worry about the charcoal canister and the fuel filter, but the above two seem to be the problem more often.
Driving, getting stuck, diagnosing and repairing an older car in Colorado.
Max is a 1999 Mazda Mx-5 Miata with (as of purchase in June 2011) 118,000 miles.
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Smelly
Miatas are known for having gasoline smells in the cabin, and this one is no stranger to that issue. As Usual, I've consulted the oracle and come up with a few things to look at:
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