problems with fuel related replacing fuel pumps fuel smell strong

Hello, When you can smell fuel, there are two things that could be going on: 1. The fuel tank was not sealed when the fuel pump was replaced. This allows fuel vapors to enter the vehicle from the trunk or under the rear seat. 2. A fuel leak somewhere in the fuel system. In either case, don't delay on having it diagnosed. If you can smell fuel, there is a danger of igniting the fuel vapors in the air. Since the sunroof fuse keeps blowing, you'll need to identify when it blows. If it blows when the sunroof is opening or closing, the motor is taking too high of current during operation. If it blows when it reaches fully open or closed, you may have a failed sunroof position sensor causing the motor to draw high amperage when the sunroof is physically stopped. If it blows when you touch the switch, your issue could be anywhere in the circuit.

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