If you are investigating a fuel smell around a cold start, save every stored and pending code before clearing anything. A scan may show EVAP clues, but it cannot rule out a physical fuel leak. Record the engine temperature and load alongside the reading; the same value can mean different things in different conditions.
A basic reader may not access every module. Look for visible wetness from a safe distance; do not start the engine to reproduce a strong leak smell. Use the exact vehicle’s service information to interpret the result.
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