Diagnostics codes?
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From: Arlington Texas
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Here is a listing of 'most', but NOT 'all' of the codes...This should help you alot...
www.stengel.net/diccodes.htm
It also tells you how to check the codes at the beginning if you are new to that as well..
~Maverick
www.stengel.net/diccodes.htm
It also tells you how to check the codes at the beginning if you are new to that as well..
~Maverick
Last edited by ~Maverick; Apr 23, 2007 at 05:57 PM.
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From: Valdosta Georgia
Thanks for the advice but I allready asked my wife whether she had the gas cap on all the way and that was not it. So Im not really sure what it is. I also checked that website that you showed me for all the codes but I cannot access it bc I am deployed right now. But thanks again for the help I will just tell her to erase the code and wait to see when it comes up again.
Racer
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From: Lynnfield MA
Thanks for the advice but I allready asked my wife whether she had the gas cap on all the way and that was not it. So Im not really sure what it is. I also checked that website that you showed me for all the codes but I cannot access it bc I am deployed right now. But thanks again for the help I will just tell her to erase the code and wait to see when it comes up again.
There is a vent in the gas cap. It's supposed to prevent vapor from
escaping, but let air in to prevent a buildup of vacuum in the tank.
These valves can leak, and set this code.
Any gas station that does emissions tests has a device to test the
valve in the gas cap. If your state doesn't test, then I guess that
doesn't help.
If the cap tests bad, or if the code keeps coming back and you
can't easily get the cap tested, go ahead and replace it.
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