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- Thread starter kd1944h
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Bad fuel cap, fuel cap not on all the way. Google search it and go to engine-codes.com for more info.
In your thread description, try to post pertinent information. It helps others help you. Some may not read your thread simply because of its title. We're all here to share and help.
In your thread description, try to post pertinent information. It helps others help you. Some may not read your thread simply because of its title. We're all here to share and help.
rocco123
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Just fixed my 441 on my 02 by carefully removing the fuel filler neck trying not to break the tube where it attaches to the hose. Put the cap on when it's out. Cover vent line and blow into & suck on the open end. There should be no flow either way. Usually they rust at area where threads of cap transition to metal tube. Got an exact replacement from junk yard for $10 and code stayed cleared. Had same issue with two other cars.
I agree, it's better that you give a description in it's title. Give year/ eng if applicable. Helps others when final fix feedback given too.
I agree, it's better that you give a description in it's title. Give year/ eng if applicable. Helps others when final fix feedback given too.
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