99 Boxster P1126 and P1124 with gasoline smell - pullin hair out!

[Cruzin]

99 Boxster, 5 spd

I did a search and found a lot of good info but not one post of a gasoline smell at low speeds just after shifting. The local autozone pulled the codes and came back with TPS Sensor, changed it, I cleared the code with the reader, and one day later it is back.

I plan to clean the MAF. Check for vacuum leaks with starting fluid.

Any other idea's? Where is the Air/Oil seperator located?

Thx

[White987S]

New gas cap??

[Loren]

99 Boxster, 5 spd

I did a search and found a lot of good info but not one post of a gasoline smell at low speeds just after shifting. The local autozone pulled the codes and came back with TPS Sensor, changed it, I cleared the code with the reader, and one day later it is back.

I plan to clean the MAF. Check for vacuum leaks with starting fluid.

Any other idea's? Where is the Air/Oil seperator located?

Thx

Please do a search here - those codes have been covered many many times.

[Cruzin]

99 Boxster, 5 spd

I did a search and found a lot of good info but not one post of a gasoline smell at low speeds just after shifting. The local autozone pulled the codes and came back with TPS Sensor, changed it, I cleared the code with the reader, and one day later it is back.

I plan to clean the MAF. Check for vacuum leaks with starting fluid.

Any other idea's? Where is the Air/Oil seperator located?

Thx

Please do a search here - those codes have been covered many many times.

I thought I covered that when I stated " I did a search and found a lot of good info but not one post of a gasoline smell at low speeds just after shifting".

I would appreciate your input instead of covering what has already been stated.

The gas cap is fine, I checked that one, great idea though.

Edited June 4, 2008 by Cruzin

[Loren]

Follow the fault codes... they will tell you what is wrong.

Search for P1124 and P1126 - that has been covered here many many times.