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Originally Posted by Twiz
I'd check all electrical conections to the starter, take care of that first. Get it to crank the engine. Pull out the "Fuel Pump" fuse to avoid spilling more gas. Once the starter checks okay then take care of the fuel leak. You'll have to clean the side of the engine where the fuel was spilled. Reinsert the "fuel pump" fuse and turn the key to ON position not START. At this point you should be able to inspect and identify the leak point. Once this step is complete you'll have to clean up the spilled fuel again before you attempt to actually start your car. No engine running when you have fuel leaks or gas spilled inside the engine bay.
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Amen, I could maybe add to use some brake cleaner to clean your engine.