This is not easy to do .If you don't have the tools and at least some experience with torque the correct gaskets and sealant's your going to be wasting your time it will leak worse the if dose now
It will take hours to clean the matting surfaces with razor blades and denatured alcohol weather cork or rubber gaskets .
Its a 2002 vehicle it has to be clean for it to seal .Then it needs to be torqued in sequance
It can be done but do some home work be for you you start
SOURCE: On my daughters 97 mazda mpv it set a code P1345
Look at your cam positon sensor harness and connector. Also pull the
sensor out and look at the tip for abnormal wear (ie: chips, breakage,
ugliness) Check for "mouse abuse," they love eating wire insulation.
Most likely your sensor is bad. In the rare case you might have a
damaged reluctor wheel.
Your Evap Code: large leak, that usually means that you left your gas
cap loose. Or the seal on the cap is in need of replacement. Also if
you've had any of your hands in the fuel tank, if you were messing
around with the pump, you may have a damaged/leaking tank seal. OR if
you were messing around with the vac lines you might have crossed the evap return line with the supply.
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