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  1. Warthog

    6.2 raw fuel smell - time to get this on the road already

    I would check the compression on the side of the engine with the smoke (all of them for that matter). A couple of things come to mind. A bad injector or a stuck valve that is not allowing the fuel to ignite.
  2. Warthog

    6.2 raw fuel smell - time to get this on the road already

    I would check the rubber and metal fuel lines first.
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