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Old 01-08-2015, 06:20 PM   #1
da20valve
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Default Ecoboost dumping/leaking petrol

Hi

I have a 2011 Mondeo EcoBoost and the other day I got petrol, the next day I was driving home and I noticed it said 111km to empty, then I noticed the gauge going down, it was dropping 1km every 2 seconds, when I got home about 7 km away it was at 40km till empty, I am wondering if its actually leaking or its a mis reading, I can smell petrol but I can see any leaking (had it running on the driveway for 5 minutes and nothing was coming out) the problem is I am scared to drive it (encase it catches fire)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

PS Also what oil does it take, I cant seem to find what viscosity would be acceptable. ie 10-40 etc.

Thanks for taking the time.
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