Some vehicles have pressured gas tanks so that there is a constant supply of fuel and is more efficient in delivery, other than that you shouldn't have any problems.
Check valves in your vent lines stuck open erg valve , bad gas cap
gas cap seal bad , replace gas cap !!
No, it is not a bad or loose gas cap. It is a problem with the secondary air pump.
No, this has no effect on the CPS. But not tightening the cap may cause the check engine light to come on. Tighten the cap and after a few driving cycles the light will go off, if that was the cause.
No, O2 sensors are to clean up the emissions. If you have a gas smell, I would suspect fuel lines, or a gas cap.
Can show vacuum leak as a trouble code. Can show vacuum leak as a trouble code.
No
As long as you make certain to purchase the same type of cap you are replacing, it will have no effect. Either "vented" or "non vented". should be marked on the cap.
Most likely, your gas cap or the o-ring on the gas cap is bad and is not sealing properly. It could also simply be that you do not have the gas cap on tight enough.
No, it's usually a vented cap design.
Could be a defective gas cap (bad sealing gasket?)
he would fix it