10abadilla/jk
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I replaced the gas cap with an oriellys one. And that didn't work. I'm reading a lot and most people are saying get a new one from the dealer. Also try the gas cap first. And check the vacuum lines by the battery. I wrapped all my lines with 10mil to eliminate the possibility of a line leak. I'm pretty much down to thinking it's the gas cap for sure. At least I'm hoping it's that easy. The only reason I'm real concerned with it is because I have to smog it next year. Other wise it's not a big deal.My jeep had the check engine light pop on yesterday so I hooked my superchips up to it today to see what it is and I got the same codes as you. Now mine isn't saying gas cap, but I looked it up on the internet before I ran into this thread and a fellow was talking about checking and possible changing the gas cap cause it's the easiest and cheapest fix. Did you try this first or go straight to what you had to do to fix it. I'm asking cause I'm in the same situation as you except it would sure be nice if it was something as simple as a gas cap.
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