this can be a tricky one to determine a evap leak would be from the gas cap all the way to the front off the engine this could be a faulty gas cap itself or a broken vent line on the fuel take or also a broke evap line in the engine compartment the use smoke machines now to determine were leaks are coming from it fill the system with smoke were you see it is the problem sorry not much help but just look at all the plastic and rubber hose from the purge valve and canister
if engine runs fine but computer has [large] emissions leak , check too see if gas cap is on all the way or missing,
Evaporative emissions large leak, check for loose gas cap or a broken vaccum line from the tank to the engine.Evaporative emissions large leak, check for loose gas cap or a broken vaccum line from the tank to the engine.
P0455 - large evaporative emissions leak.Look for any large vapor leak from the fuel system.Normal causes are loose gas cap, cracked or broken vacuum hosesP0455 - large evaporative emissions leak.Look for any large vapor leak from the fuel system.Normal causes are loose gas cap, cracked or broken vacuum hoses
P0455 emissions leak code for a 2000 Intrepid
Large vapor leak in the evaporative emissions system You could have a gasoline vapor leak anywhere from the gas cap to the tank to the engine.
If computer reads [large] emissions leak? check to see if gas cap is on all the way or missing may 2004 Chevy cavalier had this code and gas cap was missing replaced and reset computer and light or code never came back hope this helps.
Large evaporative emissions vapor leak. Check gas cap and all hoses from the engine to the gas tank.
P0455 requires two failures in a row to turn the light on. Pending means that it has failed the large leak test once. Treat it like an active code. P0455 evaporative emissions large leak.
P0455 = EVAP Emission Control System Leak (Large). Could be as simple as a loose fuel cap. You can keep driving. This is only emissions related but it will fail an emissions test.
Large vapor leak in the evaporative emissions system You could have a gasoline vapor leak anywhere from the gas cap to the tank to the engine.
Depends on where it is leaking.
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