Looking for recommendations near Gwinnett for EVAP issue

Hey guys, I'm looking for some help.

I'm struggling with an ongoing EVAP issue and due to recent family issues, I don't have much free time to devote to trying to fix it myself. Over the last couple of months, I've read everything I can find on TW about the EVAP system and diagnosing different issues. I've replaced the gas cap, purge VSV, and even swapped out the canister and pump with another that tested ok.

Still no luck. Just when I think I got it resolved and the codes have been clear for a few weeks, the CEL comes back on. Keep getting P0441 and P0455 codes.

Don't want to take it to the stealership, but need to find someone that can fix the issue without breaking the bank (drowning in medical bills at the moment) before I have to get it to
inspection at the end of next month.

Thanks.

 

Have you scanned it with good scanner vs just a code reader?

I have OBD fusion and can see if that helps

 

I feel LexTechs does good work and are reasonable people. They focus on Toyota and Lexus and have a shop in Johns Creek and Decatur.

 

Hey Connor, I haven't. What does your schedule look like next week? I work in Lawrenceville and can possibly meet up with you one day after work. At this point any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

I work at the Duluth Costco 7-4 T-F next week or any day this week if you want to stop by. I live in Snellville if you want to come by the house any day after 5 or on the weekend.

My cell is 561 215 8750

 

Here's a pic of the fuel tank out of the vehicle. I would look for issues with any of the plastic lines going in and out of the tank as well. Its a pain to take out but not the absolute end of the world.

 

I've got a ton going on today, but I'll text you tomorrow to try and schedule something. I appreciate your help.

I've smelled gas fumes two or three times in the last week or so (only when I start the truck), so I don't think it it's one of those lines going to the tank, but if that's the issue, I really don't have the time to pull that thing down.