Background: recently replaced the fuel pump and fuel pressure sensor on the tank, did it myself so I know the quality of the work, everything was snug when I finished. Passed smog and drove several hundred miles with many drive cycles afterward with no issues.
Last week I smelled gas and guessed the tank inlet had cracked given there was evidence of gas under the inlet hose. Go to inspect from below the car and it appears there's gas on the electrical connector of the fuel pressure sensor at the top of the tank and I can wiggle that sensor.
What are the odds that sensor just finds its way loose on it's own? The plastic bar that clamps it in place clipped it down just fine when I reinstalled the tank. If my wife overfilled the tank, could that have caused the sensor to pop out??
I want someone or something to point a finger at because this is ridiculous.
Last week I smelled gas and guessed the tank inlet had cracked given there was evidence of gas under the inlet hose. Go to inspect from below the car and it appears there's gas on the electrical connector of the fuel pressure sensor at the top of the tank and I can wiggle that sensor.
What are the odds that sensor just finds its way loose on it's own? The plastic bar that clamps it in place clipped it down just fine when I reinstalled the tank. If my wife overfilled the tank, could that have caused the sensor to pop out??
I want someone or something to point a finger at because this is ridiculous.