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Gas leak?
Took the 72 out for a spin, got groceries and filled it up.
Stopped for like 5 minutes (not running) to get matching vintage cooler and there was a gas puddle on the passenger side by rear wheel. The truck was parked at an angle ( passenger side slightly lower). I came home and it isn’t leaking now? Any suggestions? |
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That's a strange one. Possibly leaking around the sending unit hole or the return line on the tank? Was there a strong smell of gas in the cab? |
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No smell of gas in the cab at all, can smell it outside a little where it leaked but I don’t see anything. |
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Filler neck connector hose original? 50+ years takes its toll. You mentioned a fill up. Could have leaked onto top of tank and dripped to passenger side. Still running a sealed (not vented) cap?
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On my 67 Burban there is a hidden piece of fuel hose on the passenger side near the 3rd door pillar in front of the trailing arm crossmember. It is a 5-6" U-shaped hose that connects the steel in from the fuel pump to the steel line that goes to the fuel tank. I don't know if it is that way on all 67-72 Burbans of only 67's.
I cut the 90 degree bends off and replaced mine with compression fittings and a piece of steel line. Circled in photo. |
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If you find another leak, it may be good to clean this hose and check it for cracks or just replace it anyways. Good Luck. |
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