Got mad!!!
I always hear about the electricity problems in Jeeps, but I think some people think so because we don't have experts in American cars .... some days ago, when I started my Jeep in the morning, I noticed that the oil pressure gage was at 80 and the check engine light was on ... I shocked and turned off the engine for about 5 mins. then I started it again: it was normal but the check engine light still on ....
Today I'll try to chek it. It costs 26 dollars.... I'll tell you the result to help me ....
Today I'll try to chek it. It costs 26 dollars.... I'll tell you the result to help me ....Last edited by Arab1970; Oct 27, 2010 at 08:31 AM.
Here what I got:
Fault: P0455
Vacuum leaks. Faulty evaporative emission system. Faulty/Loose/missing fuel cap. Faulty fuel tank pressure sensor. Faulty canister purge control solenoid. Faulty evaporated emmission system flow sensor/s.
Please help me
Fault: P0455
Vacuum leaks. Faulty evaporative emission system. Faulty/Loose/missing fuel cap. Faulty fuel tank pressure sensor. Faulty canister purge control solenoid. Faulty evaporated emmission system flow sensor/s.
Please help me
Last edited by Arab1970; Oct 27, 2010 at 08:28 AM.
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Year: 1990XJ/1989MJ
Model: Comanche
Engine: 4.0L Renix
Video doesn't work but that code is, as it says, bad vacuum lines to evap canister. Could be pulled loose or cracked from the heat. This type question should be posted in the tech section Arab.
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From: Rio Rancho NM
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
not dangerous but will keep throwing the code and will potentially give you worse gas mileage and might not run right especially at idle. Best to search for it and fix it. May even smell gas fumes d/t not purging correctly.
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From: Brentwood, TN
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
of course I am going to ask... did you check the gas cap? Was it on loose? I had this problem a couple of weeks ago. I just needed to tighten the cap. It will take a while for the light to turn off so you could remove the negative battery cable to reset the light and see if it comes back on. Otherwise check the evap canister under the rear driver side under the jeep just past the rear seat. There are two hoses that go to this box and they have a tendancy to rot or come off.




