Import_spoon

I have a 1995 Acura Integra Ls and i just recently found this out. Everyday when i come back from work i park my car in the garage and as i am about to go inside i hear a little psssshh sound from my rear right tire area. Its not the tires because i checked that and i changed my tires. Could it be from the brake line or the suspension? Let me know i can't seem to find out whats wrong. Thanks

Ohgodzirra

pressure from the tank, perhaps you have a small hole in a fuel line back there? I'd say just a hole in the fill neck but you said from the passenger rear so I'm not sure.

Import_spoon

If there is a small hole in the fuel line is that ok or would i need to replace that? Its coming from the passenger side so yeah. Maybe its the suspension or the brake lines?

lsvtek

hmmm... A intake can do that?!?!? I have a short ram and when I turn my car off I hear a pssshhh sound or something like that.

Import_spoon

I don't have an costume intake mines all stock and its coming from the back not the front.

be.twenty

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yeah, i'm sure yours does from the right rear of the car

Ohgodzirra

yes, if it is the line, you need to find the hole immediately. Fuel line problems usually end badly. I'm not, however, saying to go rip your whole fuel system out, make sure you identify the problem before you go throwing solutions at it.

Import_spoon

damn!! How much do you think that will cost? Where can i find this fuel line your talking about?

Import_spoon

damn!! How much do you think that will cost? Where can i find this fuel line your talking about? What can happen if its not taken care of?

GRAF-FITI

first off you should find the hole or the leak, if it is the fuel line....then you can repair it the right way or ghetto rig it by cutting the line and re-linking with a piece of high-pressure rubber fuel line and some good clamps ** THIS IS KIND OF HACKING and SHOULD ONLY BE A TEMPORARY FIX** i don't advocate half assing **** for a long period of time, just long enough to where you can do it yourself the right way or take it in to a shop

Import_spoon

Wow alot of work. Hopefully this weekend i will have time to do this. Today i don't rembmer to listen carefully if i would hear it or not but will listen tomorrow.