help me find a gas leak!!!

its coming passenger tire side of the frame

cant see any leaks!!
fix a portion of lines with rubber hose and they work fine... tried looking while truck was running and couldnt find it either

heres a pic




please help me!!

im about 1200 dollar in parts in my ifs trail rig and just want to have some fun!!

 

Fuel filter maybe?

 

i tried feeling it and couldnt feel anything.. right now i think its draining somewhere into the frame!!

 

Trace the lines. The filter is on the block on the passengers side if it is a 22re.

 

now i went for a drive and i cant see a leak anymore ???
wow this is weird

 

put a fuel pressure gauge in, it should show if you have a leak. basically, if you have a leak, it will read low fuel pressure. or if they have the florescent dye they use for leaks available for gas, use that.

 

yes its back today.. just a small drip from the first 3 holes int he frame and no gas leaking anywhere eles.. it drives fine like its getting enough gas....ive been looking for it for an hour

im giving up and going to look at my new green project pickup!!

 

The vent tube for the vapor caninster goes into the frame there. Canister may be leaking.

 

THANKS YODA!!! YOU ARE MY MASTER
lol
if not im just gonna replace back to front with rubber wince its a offroad only vehicle!!!

gotta get this truck finished cause i got a new one comming shortly!

 

Follow the rubber hose off the bottom of the charcoal canister, it runs down and gets stuffed inside the frame rail. Normally only a vent hose to let in fresh air to replace gas fumes in the cannister as the engine sucks them in. However, if the cannister gets clogged or something else goes wrong (see FSM for troubleshooting steps) gas can leak out that hose off the bottom of the cannister. Cannister should have two lines on top, Purge line to the throttle body, the tank line goes to the tank and the 3rd hose off the bottom is the vent:

 

it could have got clogged when i almost hydro locked in a mud bog!

 

ok it seems your right its coming from cannister..the fsm says to blow it out...
ill give it a try!

 

Can you hook up the lines and just delete the canister?

 

The cannister is part of the emissions control, so legally no, can't do that. Plus it is a reasonably "good thing" to have, the cannister sucks up gas vapors from the tank as it heats up during the day. Then when the engine is running, those fumes get sucked back into the engine to burn. Without the cannister, those fumes just go up into the air and with the price of gas these days, that may be a costly proposition.