Gasoline smell inside the cabin

[ghosthunter]

Hi guys,

Help please. I've got a problem with my 2004 Honda City recently. Smell of gasoline enters the cabin through the air-con vents. I don't know if the smell comes from the engine or if it comes from the smoke of other vehicles. But it smells like gasoline. Had the vent for the fresh air intake (recirculation) covered after I had the air con cleaned last week but I still smell gasoline inside. Now the cabin smells so bad no matter how many air freshener you put inside.

Can you recommend an auto shop who can fix this? Than you in advance.

It is more than possible you have a fuel leak somewhere around the car. Have a shop check your car's fuel system for leaks asap. You can try taking a quick look in your engine bay for signs of a fuel leak like a wet spot or a grease free area.