<VV> Will it stink?

[Tom Berg]

Gasoline fumes can come from many sources, like a deteriorated filler hose, bad fuel-line connectors or a leaky fuel pump under the hood. That wouldn't be a problem if the car is well maintained. If there's any question, you might consider venting the basement. 
 
The house we had in Indiana 20 years ago had a drive-in basement where I stored the '64 convert during the winters. We never smelled gasoline. 
 
--Tom in Ohio
 

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 From: Matt Nall <patiomatt at aol.com>
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org 
Sent: Sunday, April 7, 2013 11:06 PM
Subject: Re: <VV> Will it stink?
  



Hi all :-) I am designing a new house. The garage will be attached with 6
foot high ceiling 'stalls' for 'Lisa' my 64 Monza Coupe. Lisa will be right
below my kitchen. Since they don't have vapor recovery will she be gasoline
stinky in my house? My current garage is detached and Lisa can do what she
wants when I am not around :-) Anything I can do to mitigate that?

-- IV
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  Buy a new gas cap with the one way check valve.....  lets air in.....  but not out..


Matt Nall
Charleston, Oregon
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