Gas smell in my 1997 Toyota Camry

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Asked by Camryowner1997 Apr 07, 2019 at 05:23 PM about the 1997 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Check engine light is on and I smell a heavy gas
smell once I turn it on and after I turn it off... I
Replaced a few parts they said it could be but the
smell still is there and the check engine light is still
on is there anything mainly I should have replaced
too see if that makes the smell go away and the
check engine light to go off ?

6 Answers

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The first one is the gas tank and the second one is the fuel line connector or whatever it’s leaking from both

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Just got the new gas tank today I’m gonna replace the gas tank and see if that fixes the problem

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hey im having the exact same problem code and all and I was wondering if changing the gas tank fixed it my cars currently in the shop cuz I couldn't figure it out and the mechanic told me It can be one of a few parts that needs to be switched i heard the EGR valve gets clogged sometimes so that can throw the p0401 code but idk

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