Thanks again for all the responses. I opened the garage door immediately when I smelled fuel and pushed the plane outside so the house and plane are still intact! The next day I pushed it back inside and the fuel odor is gone again. So far I have replaced the gaskets on the wing tank fuel gauge and the gas caps. This was done about a month ago. The primer and lines to and from it show no signs of a leak. With the wings off I can look down the entire lower flange of each wing tank and can see no seepage or stains. The right tank was repaired for accident damage at one point as I can definitely see some bondo on the leading edge, but there is no smell or leaking there. I haven't pulled up the seat bottom yet so the problem may be there. The wing tanks are 3/4 full and the fuselage tank is full to its normal level. I have had the fuel valve in the off position all week. It is very strange how the plane can smell so bad one day and be fine the next without having been moved at all!
Continuing to search, Dan __________________________________________________________________________ ______ To unsubscribe from this list please send mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _____________________________________________________________ Want to find the best email lists? Check out the Topica 20! http://www.topica.com/topica20
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