Lets start from one extreme and work opposite. Is someone siphoning off some of your gas? Is the puddle near the filler door area or is it way underneath? If it is underneath. Is it in the back or the front? Back could be fuel line or gas tank, from would be a fuel line. As I'm sure your aware, gasoline is extremely flamable so I would have it looked at if you believe your vehicle is leaking it.
Yes it can if the fuel gets hot enough to ignite as in leaking on a header.
The fuel injector on that cylinder is probably leaking and if so, there is be more fuel than the spark can ignite.
Yes. All the gasoline needs is a source of ignition like a wayward spark from a spark plug wire.
Cooling system is leaking and the engine is getting hot. Hot engines burn the fuel before it can ignite and you lose power.
If it is coolant that is leaking, it may be due to a blown head gasket or warped/cracked cylinder head. If it is fuel that is leaking, the spark plug or wires are faulty and there is not enough spark to fully ignite the fuel. If it is oil that's leaking, the valve seals or piston rings may be worn.
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