Fuel Tank pressure sensor
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Hey every one, could a bad Fuel Tank pressure sensor cause a P0446
code? I replaced all solinoids vent valves, hoses etc... Oh, and the gas cap with a GM part. that do you think
Thanks every one..
code? I replaced all solinoids vent valves, hoses etc... Oh, and the gas cap with a GM part. that do you think
Thanks every one..
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Did you go through the diagnostic procedure?
P0446 - Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Control Circuit
P0446 - Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Control Circuit
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Kyle, for the most part i did, but not the triggering of anything with a scan tool,mine is more basic, and my Son ran over my Vac tool with his car,
so I'm s.o.l. on that also, I have done the most ovious things that are discussed on the hundreds of threads dealing with this matter,this morning i will replace the sensor anyway and check for voltage at the sensor connector.
thanks for the reply,I'll keep you posted on progress.
so I'm s.o.l. on that also, I have done the most ovious things that are discussed on the hundreds of threads dealing with this matter,this morning i will replace the sensor anyway and check for voltage at the sensor connector.
thanks for the reply,I'll keep you posted on progress.
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BDS, Its very simple, what i did was raise the rear end of my truck up either on ramps or jackstands, and lowered the spare tire, i took a small mirror and a shop light to see the sensor . and very carfully pryed it out of the top of the fuel tank pump housing(Its right on the very top with a 3 wire connector)
then to reinstall the new sensor i pressed it in the hole the best i could
then took a deep well socket placed it on top of the sensor and used a flat bladed screw driver to pry agaist the top of the socket and the
underside of the vehihle, worked like a champ reattach the 3 wire connector, if thing are to tight for you, the fuel tank strap can be loosened and the tank will lower about 1" or so to give you more room
the whole process is like 30 min. or so..
I hope this helps.
Robert
then to reinstall the new sensor i pressed it in the hole the best i could
then took a deep well socket placed it on top of the sensor and used a flat bladed screw driver to pry agaist the top of the socket and the
underside of the vehihle, worked like a champ reattach the 3 wire connector, if thing are to tight for you, the fuel tank strap can be loosened and the tank will lower about 1" or so to give you more room
the whole process is like 30 min. or so..
I hope this helps.
Robert
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O.K. this should be the last post on this, I visited my local junk yard and picked up a new hose that runs from the vent solinoid on top of the motor
to a metal hose at the fire wall, i swapped out the hose and now after 3 tanks of gas the code(P0446) does not appear any more.
to a metal hose at the fire wall, i swapped out the hose and now after 3 tanks of gas the code(P0446) does not appear any more.