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 check engine light The check engine light came on shortly after a fuel refill. Is there anywhere I can have it checked without having to drive to the dealer in Portland 70 miles away? Like an auto parts store? Or is this strictly a Porsche opportunity for me again? thanks chris | 
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 Make sure your gas cap is on tight. Click it three times. Check your back trunk - look for Porsche emissions service campaign A290 sticker. If you do not have this sticker, take it to a dealer, they will update your gas cap. If you cap was just loose, it should clear itself within a week or so. AFJuvat | 
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 obd I went to Autozone and they plugged in the computer and this is the code I got: P0446 A malfunction exists in the electrical circuit for the vent control in the evaporative emission control system So what do I do? This did come on within 20 miles of filling the tank thanks chris | 
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 Double check your cap - make sure the sealing O-ring didn't roll on you or get broken AFJuvat | 
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 cap looks ok and I tightened it 3 clicks when I put it back. The sticker is in the rear trunk so the cap was replaced last year. I'll drive it a few times and see if the light goes off. Or do I need to line the pockets of the dealer again? thanks chris | 
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 I'd be willing to bet AFJuvat is correct.  Tighten your gas cap (always 3 click min.) and give a few days of driving and I bet the light goes out.  So long as the light is not flashing, your fine for now.  So, to answer your question, in short, no a trip to the dealership does not seem to be needed at this point.  Check back if it's not off after a week or so.  You can relax.  BTW, did anyone scold you yet for taking your car to Autozone?! ;) | 
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 I haven't been scolded yet. But the kids skateboarding in the Autozone parking lot thought it was cool when I drove in. chris | 
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 If it is, in fact, your purge valve, they do sometimes stick.  If it doesn't go out in a couple of weeks, have the light turned off. (anyone with a decent OBD-2 reader can turn it off) AFJuvat | 
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