An oil level that smells strongly of fuel describes what the car is doing, not which component has failed. Similar behavior can come from a mechanical issue, an electrical connection, maintenance condition, or a control-system response.
Start with evidence you can verify: Check for repeated short trips, misfire history, and overdue service; arrange diagnosis before an oil change masks evidence. Replace a part only when a test supports that decision.
Quick educational note
For information, not a diagnosis or repair instruction. Vehicle-specific checks are still required. Consult the manufacturer's guidance and a qualified technician.
How to use this information
This article explains general principles and does not establish what is wrong with your vehicle. Read the content limitations.