mine did the same thing and the scary part is it would still crank.it was my fuelpressure regulator.when it goes bad the motor doesnt know so it sends the extra gas into the intake and straight to the pistons and dumps it out the exhaust.first get away from the car and let it dry thoroughy and unhook the battery cable.have a mechanic verify regulator problem.youll have to change oil since the fuel will slip past thee rings and into the oil pan and may cause scarring of the cylinder walls.pull plugs out and let it dry out before reassembling.keep a check on the muffler after repairs are made and pray that it cranks because mine hasnt yet.i will do a compression test and i recommend the same for you.good luck.
If its leaking from the gas tank directly, then yes...but it could also be leaking from the gas line or the engine or any of the connections in between.
Many people make the mistake of thinking when they see moisture or liquid drip from their exhaust pipe that it is gasoline or petrol. It is only condensation (water) from inside the exhaust. There is nothing wrong with the car.
I know the white smoke would be caused by coolant, which would be leaking into the combustion chamber.
you must have air leaking into the exhaust system that will cause backfire when you decelerate raw gas goes into the system
The most common problem, when a 1990 Geo tracker floods out with gas, is a bad fuel injector. The injector might be leaking or injecting a steady stream of fuel
The Nissan 300zx has a gas tank that holds about 19 gallons. The 300zx gets 19 MPG in the city and 24 on the highway.
you need to find where the leak is coming from, but be very careful, if the gas is leaking onto or near any hot engine components such as the exhaust manifold, it could easily start a fire
possibly the exhaust has a hole in it allowing the emmissions water which normal runs out of the tail pipe to run out rusted hole in muffler or exhaust pipe system. Does your truck bed have water in it from a recent rain storm ? The only other thing back there is the gas tank itself, but you would smell gas if that is leaking in liquid form.
Dont laugh when i ask this but I seen it happen before, Is there gas in the tank?
Your gas tank or one of your fuel lines is most likely leaking and your rear differential is probably leaking also. Your head gasket is located in the engine which is in the front of the car, not the rear. Take it to a mechanic because you DO NOT sound mechanically inclined enough to fix anything safely.
Exhaust of an engine is a gas.
You can stop a leaking gas tank, by making a paste of soap on the hole of the gas tank.