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DTC P0442:00, P0455:00, P0456:00: Notes

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DTC P0442:00 P0442:00: Evaporative emission system leak detected (small leak)
DTC P0455:00 P0455:00: Evaporative emission system leak detected (gross leak/no flow)
DTC P0456:00 P0456:00: Evaporative emission system leak detected (very small leak)
DETECTION CONDITION 
  • P0442:00 indicates that a leak has been detected as small as 1 mm {0.040 in} in the EVAP system when there is less than 0.625 kPa (PID FTP_H2O displays "2.5") bleed-up over 15 s at 75% fuel fill. Bleed-up and evaluation time vary as a function of fuel fill level. The vapor generation limit is more than 0.625 kPa (PID FTP_H2O displays "2.5") over 120 s.
  • P0455:00: PCM measures the fuel tank pressure while applying engine vacuum to the EVAP system. If fuel tank pressure does not reach -1.74 kPa (PID FTP_H2O displays "-7.0") or above vacuum for a 30 s evaluation time, the PCM determines that the EVAP system is blocked or has a large leak.
  • P0456:00 indicates that a fuel vapor leak from an opening as small as 0.508 mm {0.020 in} has been detected by the EVAP running loss monitor test.
POSSIBLE CAUSE  DTC P0442:00, P0456:00 
  • After-market EVAP hardware (such as fuel-filler cap) not conforming to required specifications.
  • Small holes or cuts in fuel vapor hoses/tubes (P0442:00, P0456:00).
  • CV solenoid stays partially open on closed command.
  • Damaged, cross-threaded or loosely installed fuel-filler cap.
  • EVAP system component seals leaking.
  • Purge solenoid leaking to atmosphere

DTC P0455:00 
  • After-market EVAP hardware (such as fuel-filler cap) not conforming to required specifications.
  • Disconnected or cracked CV solenoid valve tube, purge solenoid valve outlet tube, or EVAP return tube.
  • Loose, malfunctioning, damaged or missing fuel-filler cap.
  • Loose fuel vapor hose/tube connections to EVAP system components.
  • Blockages or restrictions in fuel vapor hoses/tubes between engine and fuel tank pressure sensor.
  • Rollover valve or fuel shut-off valve blocked.
  • CV solenoid valve stuck open.
  • EVAP purge solenoid valve stuck closed or blockage
  • Mechanically inoperative Fuel tank pressure sensor.
  • Damaged charcoal canister.