Hi Guys,
I am a new owner of Clio Mk2 2000-year model, The got the car as a gift in ideal condition, and I am starting to love driving it, it's fun except there are some fuel-related issues that concern me. Hopefully, you guys will be able to help me.
Here is the problem.
Last night the car wouldn't start (Ignition was OK), the engine just wouldn't rev up. But luckily after the 8th try, the engine revved up and the car was driving OK.
After yesterday's situation, the inside of the Cabin smells fuel & the smell intensifies when I turn on the heater/Fan. I opened the hood & found a location (near the cabin air filter) where It seemed like the fuel was leaking, right under the Ignition coil pack. i have attached some pictures. I would deeply appreciate it if you guys could shine some light on where to look or what to do to fix the issue. I am an Aerospace engineer who likes to make hands dirty, My previous car was a Suzuki Swift which I maintained & serviced myself, I mean if the problem is not something of a super-advanced level then I have the tools & ability to fix it + I would love to know my CLIO inside out just like my previous cars.
Thanks in Advance to everyone.
I am a new owner of Clio Mk2 2000-year model, The got the car as a gift in ideal condition, and I am starting to love driving it, it's fun except there are some fuel-related issues that concern me. Hopefully, you guys will be able to help me.
Here is the problem.
Last night the car wouldn't start (Ignition was OK), the engine just wouldn't rev up. But luckily after the 8th try, the engine revved up and the car was driving OK.
After yesterday's situation, the inside of the Cabin smells fuel & the smell intensifies when I turn on the heater/Fan. I opened the hood & found a location (near the cabin air filter) where It seemed like the fuel was leaking, right under the Ignition coil pack. i have attached some pictures. I would deeply appreciate it if you guys could shine some light on where to look or what to do to fix the issue. I am an Aerospace engineer who likes to make hands dirty, My previous car was a Suzuki Swift which I maintained & serviced myself, I mean if the problem is not something of a super-advanced level then I have the tools & ability to fix it + I would love to know my CLIO inside out just like my previous cars.
Thanks in Advance to everyone.
