IamScotticus Posted Tuesday at 02:55 AM Posted Tuesday at 02:55 AM So you bring the 7 home and now you have offending fuel smells in the garage, so you have been told. A charcoal canister is the ticket! What have you used and what works? Links to older threads on this subject are appreciated.
hahuang65 Posted Tuesday at 04:00 AM Posted Tuesday at 04:00 AM I mean, I just sit there and inhale a bunch before I go in the house. Wrong? 2
Origin7 Posted Tuesday at 11:14 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:14 AM It might just be me being hopeful, but my car cover seems to help contain smells. After regular exposure, the offended party will go "nose blind" and you can carry on per usual. 1
wdb Posted Tuesday at 01:48 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:48 PM (edited) 10 hours ago, IamScotticus said: So you bring the 7 home and now you have offending fuel smells in the garage, so you have been told. A charcoal canister is the ticket! What have you used and what works? Links to older threads on this subject are appreciated. This eliminated the bulk of the fuel smells in my garage; before I did this it was BAD bad. However Webers will still emit some fuel vapors so it did not get completely eliminated. If you really want to go the charcoal canister route try looking for systems for 60's muscle cars. Several of them out there. Edited Tuesday at 01:49 PM by wdb 1
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