It smells like fuel because technically there is a leak.
On all cars there is some form of a vent. When the outside temperature changes, pressure builds up in the fuel tank. Hotter weather = more pressure. Gasoline along with many other fuels become much more explosive under pressure. Hence there is a need to release that pressure to keep you and others safe.
On newer cars it is a sophisticated system controlled by a computer. There is also a fail-safe built into your gas cap that will vent fumes if the computer doesn't do its job. That's why most, if not all state emissions inspections test the gas cap to make sure it works.
Older cars tend to just have a valve that opens via the pressure. Crude and easy but it works well.
there is a leak in the drain pan that the evaporator sits in inside your furnance
If you can smell gas it's very likely you have a leak somewhere. Even a small leak will produce noticeable fumes.
probly your head gasket...
You normally smell the antifreeze so open the hood and look for a leak before you see it big time running out from under your car.
a leak is probably getting on something hot and cooking away
A sweet smell is usually coolant being burned, check your coolant level and oil ( look for milky appearance ) as it may be a head gasket leak. A coolant leak on the outside of the motor may indicate a leak somewhere in the radiator or one of the hoses. When an AC line is leaking I have heard some people describe the smell as sweet.
You have a gas leak somewhere. Check around the fuel tank.
If you smell gas from your vehicle it probably indicates a leak. Even a tiny leak will produce a fuel smell. If there is nothing obvious leaking from the fuel lines, pull the vacuum hose off the fuel pressure regulator, if there is any smell of fuel there or if gas is present, it is leaking and needs to be replaced.
exhaust leak or fuel leak
Could be head gasket!
Freon is odorless; you cannot smell it.
sounds like an exhaust leak, or a fuel leak. that depends on the smell.