Scotty
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As it turns out, I did have a gas leak and it was from one of the balance hoses. I tightened the clamps and for added measure put some Seal-All around the lip of it and two days now and not a single leak. My problem now is this: I put in six gallons of gas and the leak I had has some gasoline under the tank on the passenger side.
There's some sort of liner or padding or bedding something, thicker than kitty litter and Pumpkin Seed Shell-ish at the bottom that has soaked up the gas. I have a gas drip out of what I can best describe as a drain hole the size of a pencil eraser. I looked under the car on that side and noticed a layer of gas there with the origin point where the balance hose is, so I'm sure I got it.
Now I know I'm not the only one whose had a gas leak and I refuse to yank out the tanks, so my question is this: What is the best way to clean the gas off?
There's some sort of liner or padding or bedding something, thicker than kitty litter and Pumpkin Seed Shell-ish at the bottom that has soaked up the gas. I have a gas drip out of what I can best describe as a drain hole the size of a pencil eraser. I looked under the car on that side and noticed a layer of gas there with the origin point where the balance hose is, so I'm sure I got it.
Now I know I'm not the only one whose had a gas leak and I refuse to yank out the tanks, so my question is this: What is the best way to clean the gas off?