yes the blinking gas light (it's solid if indicating low fuel) is usually indicative of EPAP rather than pointing toward low fuel or faulty sending unit for the gas level.. at least for the Crossfire's.. if you google 'Chrysler Crossfire blinking gas light' you will see what I mean-to most people (who commented about it online anyway), it happens at the half full mark most often and doesn't usually cause the P0455 code-u simply turn the engine off and on and it stops-replacing the cap helped some people-but some think it has to do w the pressure left in the tank at the halfway point since it's always then that it happens...