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If it is a fuel line you would smell and see gas drip where you park most likely, unless it is up over frame and drying prior to hitting the ground which is possible. Smell gas while parked? Get up under it and look for wet spots on fuel line. Are you getting fuel through line? Pull from under hood and check pressure.
Try cleaning the fuel injection system with seafoam and replacing the fuel filter. Look up seafoam on youtube. BTW really really really really bad idea running a vehicle on jack in gear.
check that your brake pedal sensor is clicking when you hit the pedal if its not than its either bad or just stuck. if you have a automatic transmission and you hit the brake pedal you should hear a click in the shifter to disengage park if you dont you need a new switch
Hi, you have a malfunctioning brake/park interlock.
When you go to shift out of park, as you know, you have to hit the brake or the shifter won't jump out of Park into Reverse. The interlock device that in this system is probably failing.
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