Sandy,
PLEASE, do not keep this van in a closed garage until you find the cause of the vapor leak! Be aware that gasoline vapor is heavier than air and builds up at ground level and could be ignited by any spark or flame. It will travel inside your home, if the garage is attached and could cause an explosion and fire. I know of a fella who washed parts in gasoline in a DETACHED garage and had the vapor travel through a breezeway and into his laundry room, where it flashed into flame, upon contact with the water heater pilot light, and destroyed a lot of the house. The flames also traveled out to the garage and burned him seriously. Gasoline is a VERY powerful item and deserves the utmost respect, always. Good luck......
Jerry O.
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2001 Odyssey GG LX
PLEASE, do not keep this van in a closed garage until you find the cause of the vapor leak! Be aware that gasoline vapor is heavier than air and builds up at ground level and could be ignited by any spark or flame. It will travel inside your home, if the garage is attached and could cause an explosion and fire. I know of a fella who washed parts in gasoline in a DETACHED garage and had the vapor travel through a breezeway and into his laundry room, where it flashed into flame, upon contact with the water heater pilot light, and destroyed a lot of the house. The flames also traveled out to the garage and burned him seriously. Gasoline is a VERY powerful item and deserves the utmost respect, always. Good luck......
Jerry O.
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2001 Odyssey GG LX
