EmreEldelek

So recently I installed a new fuel pump and after finishing the install, I just messed up and didn't have the high pressure line connected in all the way and when I was driving the car, It popped off and I had a pretty big fuel leak coming from under the car. I reconnected it and heard a satisfying click so I knew it was connected properly. I ran the car and checked for leaks coming out of the line and drove it around for a little and everything looks good, no fuel leaks. But I saw a little leak coming from the hangar that created a little mess under the car. I'm assuming there is a crack right their in the hangar weld but I'm not too sure. The source of the water starts from end point of the hangar because above it is completely dry.It has a weird smell to it but it certainly isn't fuel. Not a familiar smell to me. Thanks in advance for the help.

4b11slayer

Sir, every car, produces condensation in the exhaust, either there is a drip hole or there is rot around your hanger.

No matter wat, the fluid should be normal and only water.