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Also check your gas cap since that is another known culprit.
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I'm having trouble getting into SAI/Evap readiness state and the garage smells like gas after I park the car. I also get P0442 from time to time. Before I start throwing parts at it I figured I'd take the fender liner off and investigate. But the evidence of leakage seems to confirm that the Fuel Tank Bleeder Valve is the problem. Would you agree?

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I would agree. Also check your gas cap since that is another known culprit. But start with a new bleeder valve.

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