maxitech

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Well, my maxima is going in storage this weekend. Gotta keep 'er out of the snow. Anyway, since it has been cold out, I have been noticing the smell of raw gas and it seems to be coming from somewhere in the engine compartment. I must address this issue, and my leaky tranny before I can do anything else. Where should I be checking?

Jeff92se

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rubber gas lines. check all.

maxitech

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Wherein relation to the engine bay are the fuel lines located. (Other than the clearly visible fuel filter.)

Minty91GXE

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under the intake manifold. there are a bunch of threads about if you look around

Knight4

Don't put it away, these cars are great in the snow!

I guess if you can afford it and have another car to drive, then that's great. Unfortunately that is not an option for me...

Jeff92se

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Research the stickies.

maxitech

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My max spent its whole life in miami until I bought it. I've had it a year and a half and refrain from driving it in the snow. I've never had a car with no indication of corrosion anywhere, and I enjoy it. I'm going to re-do the audio system and add some aftermarket parts over the winter. Goodbye maxima, hello '86 toyota tercel 4x4 wagon!

whitemax28

driving a max in the snow is the best.

Wiking

driving a max in the 5" snow on a frozen lake 80mph -door first- is ultimax