Well on my 250 it was in the trunk, behind the right side cosmetic panel. A
small plastic box with a line that headed down and out of the car
cosmetically concealed a bit by the corner of the bumper. As Jim  Friesen
said. The other lines came (if I recall correctly) from the tank itself and
maybe from the filler neck as well. One of them was off the nub on the
plastic box. Must have overfilled it a bit or something but oh the trunk
smelled horrible when I opened it. 

I think the smell was far worse though when the fuel return valve was
leaking all over. That of course only showed itself when the car was running
and therefore the fuel pump dumping it out all over the place. It pooled
nicely on the carb heat shields and the smell would get sucked in the intake
grate. 

Hope you find the culprit,
Adrian




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Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 3:22 PM
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Good idea Adrian. So it is. 10% off any order to the man that helps me
solve this soon. The vent line that you had bad was located where?

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Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 4:00 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Help

Well my 68 250 had a bad vent line connection and so it reeked of gas in
the
tank and I didn't notice until it snuck into the cockpit and made me
start
looking. But that was really odd I thought. I wonder if I would have
been
arrested in California with a car so old that the fuel tank had a vent
line
to (gasp) the outdoor air! 

I think you should offer a 10% discount to the person who can guess the
problem. That way everyone will give it their full attention! ;^)

Adrian Murphy

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Well, I'll be damned. I need help. My W108 1969 280SEL smells horribly
of fuel in the cockpit, but there are no leaks anywhere to be found.
Anybody ever experience this? Clogged air filter maybe?
 
 
Rusty Cullens
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