After filling our Stude's gas tank the smell of gas is overpowering. No sign of gas leakage underneath.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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Tim-'53 Starlight Commander Custom in Yuma, AZ
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Is it the '53 shown in the photos or another model? We need some more information, here!
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Check the gasket around the fuel gage sender and/or a hole in the top of the tank DaveComment
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Ditto Whut he said......Comment
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I always blame the dog for gas fumes!
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Yes it is the '53 custom.Originally posted by BobPalma View PostIs it the '53 shown in the photos or another model? We need some more information, here! BPTim-'53 Starlight Commander Custom in Yuma, AZ
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Check the fill tube also.Comment
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Check the gas tank filler hose. The 2" rubber hose at the tank.
All mine were soft and leaking. Pain in the butt to drop the tank, but worth it.
Available through Studebaker vendors or from a good local parts house.South Lompoc StudebakerComment
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A VERY small (essentially invisible) amount of leakage can make a big stink.Skip LackieComment
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You nailed it. Filler hose had become displaced. Thanks to all.Originally posted by 55 56 PREZ 4D View PostTim-'53 Starlight Commander Custom in Yuma, AZ
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