Last night I had the “I smell fuel, must need to address hose clamps” moment a mile from home. So this morning, after I had confirmed leaking fuel from the connecting hose ends, I replaced the crimped clamps with proper screw-on clamps. All well. While cleaning up and retrieving the pieces of the old clamps from The garage floor, I saw a 3 inch piece of cut hose on the floor as well! Now, perhaps I picked up some road garbage that came home with me. But it is odd that this was found below where I had parked, just below the compensator area. Mystery garbage? Missing hose that hasn’t declared itself? M3W spookiness indeed. Anyone recognize this as something from our beloved, tormenting machines? From what I gather, this type hose is used for fuel and ventilation (PCV) but not for fuel injection.

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Last edited by HalfFull; 20/10/19 06:59 PM.
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