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Originally Posted by donbrew
(Post 930101)
I'm betting you should replace the vent solenoid. Wires wear out from carrying too many amps a frazzled solenoid can pull excessive amps.
I was thinking I might need a new solenoid too. I didn't know it could draw excess amps. |
It's a fused circuit and it's made with bare minimum for it's current load. Probably more about manufacturer greed than engineering. They probably save a penny or two with the cheap wiring.
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I replaced the pigtail to the vent canister and then tested it to check for current. It has current but my CEL is still on. My scanner won't read codes for some reason so I took it to Advance Auto. They found two codes, one for the canister valve and another for a large vapor leak. The guy who scanned it said it's likely the canister valve is causing both codes and recommended a smoke test. Can the canister cause both codes? I am going to replace the valve and try find a place that can do the smoke test.
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What are the 2 codes?
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Originally Posted by Oldblue
(Post 930344)
What are the 2 codes?
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I took the car back to Advance Auto today. They scanned again and this time all they found was one code, P0449. I also took it to NAPA and their scan showed the same thing, just the P0449. Since I now have current to the vent canister solenoid I suppose it's time put on a new one.
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Thanks; I will check those items.
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Let us know what you find
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Originally Posted by Oldblue
(Post 930374)
Let us know what you find
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