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Stosh (Guest)

You mention that gas is dripping from one side of the engine, if it's dripping from the left side (as viewed from the rear), I'd take a real close look at the fuel pump! If the diaphram inside it tears, you'll pump fuel into the block (that would also explain your "hard start" problem - not enough fuel pressure. Fuel's a lot thinner than oil, so it could easily be leaking out from the mating surface (I've seen these bolts loosen up over time also). Good luck & keep us posted on your findings!
Paul

3/6/026:07 AM

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