Smell Gasoline In My Toy Hauler
I have been smelling gasoline, not propane, in my toy hauler after I moved in just last Friday. I had someone out and they couldn't find anything. He decided it was because of the sun and that everyth...
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UPDATE on gas smells.
Well, the dealer would not take the line apart because they cannot smell the gas. I told them they need to run the generator for an hour, and park it out in the sunshine...which we haven't have much of lately. They also suggested I get an exhaust extension that moves the exhaust up over the roof, so exhaust fumes won't come inside the slides. However, that only addressed the problem when the generator is ON. I still have problems with the gas smells when the generator is OFF. I will ask them to check around and remove the plastic barrier to the fuel tank. apparently they don't want to take it apart unless they smell the gas. They keep saying it's the new car smell. RIGHT. I'm not THAT blond!! I'm keeping after them...but it's all uphill. Think I'll just call Keystone and say WTF!?
Well, the dealer would not take the line apart because they cannot smell the gas. I told them they need to run the generator for an hour, and park it out in the sunshine...which we haven't have much of lately. They also suggested I get an exhaust extension that moves the exhaust up over the roof, so exhaust fumes won't come inside the slides. However, that only addressed the problem when the generator is ON. I still have problems with the gas smells when the generator is OFF. I will ask them to check around and remove the plastic barrier to the fuel tank. apparently they don't want to take it apart unless they smell the gas. They keep saying it's the new car smell. RIGHT. I'm not THAT blond!! I'm keeping after them...but it's all uphill. Think I'll just call Keystone and say WTF!?
