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HELP I have a fuel leak on a line right next to the fuel tank.  The leak comes from a green component within some sort of fuel line.  It is at a point where the line changes direction and there is some sort of green connecting component.  

 I was wondering what this component is and can I just remove it and just make a straight fuel line run.   I am at my wits end since I have had a fuel smell leak problem several times and had the vehicle at a dealer service center.  Yet it never gets fixed permanently.

 Anybody have any help ideas for me.  I am worried that my garage may explode or the van start on fire.  

sorry i am not that familiar with the various sensors and solenoids under the T&C.. i looked and found this component list..

https://www.trademotion.com/schematics/T/TE01340.gif

i cannot tell if all of these parts are under the hood.. or near the fuel tank...

Please select a corresponding number from the illustration below to view the details of that part.
1) Egr valve
2) Egr valve Bracket
3) Egr tube 3.3l
4) Egr tube Bolt
5) Harness Egr vacuum
6) Vapor canister Front
7) Vapor canister Rear
8) Bracket Front canister
9) Bracket Rear canister
10) Grommet Front canister
11) Grommet Rear canister
12) Vent valve
13) Hose To vent valve
14) Hose Frnt pmp to rr pmp
15) Hose Purge
16) Hose Load
17) Leak detect pump
18) Air filter
19) Purge valve
20) Vacuum harness
21) Ft oxygen sensor
22) Rr oxygen sensor

i found them on this site...


https://www.1stchryslerparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html


post if you need more help..

almost every emission part has a part number on it..       most chrysler dealers and parts stores can cross reference the part numbers...    i am not that familiar with whats under the town and countrys..