Gas Cap issue
So I got the infamous Gascap warning on my dash. I went and bought a new one, and replaced it. I did the on/offx3 test and NO codes popped up. I didn't get around to resetting the code.
So I checked it today (my wife drives it) and the engine light was on. I got the following code:
P0457 EVAP Emission Sys Leak Detected (fuel cap loose/off)
What do I need to do? It's got a brand new cap. Could there be something wrong with the filler neck or something?
FYI, it's an 07 with the 4.7 v8.
So I checked it today (my wife drives it) and the engine light was on. I got the following code:
P0457 EVAP Emission Sys Leak Detected (fuel cap loose/off)
What do I need to do? It's got a brand new cap. Could there be something wrong with the filler neck or something?
FYI, it's an 07 with the 4.7 v8.
I got my code to go off and truck to pass inspection by filling around the o-ring in the gas cap with grease.
My gas cap just doesn't seem to fit tight enough anymore. I bought 4 new gas caps trying to get one that would stop the code.
My gas cap just doesn't seem to fit tight enough anymore. I bought 4 new gas caps trying to get one that would stop the code.
Okay, sorry for the delay with the reply. I unhooked the battery and reset the system. It went away...
for one week.
Got home tonight and have the gascap code and now a P0456. That one is a small leak detected. Should I try another gascap? Should I try some grease on the oring? It's REALLY hot here this time of year (AZ). Could that make a difference?
Or should I break down and take it to a mechanic?
for one week.
Got home tonight and have the gascap code and now a P0456. That one is a small leak detected. Should I try another gascap? Should I try some grease on the oring? It's REALLY hot here this time of year (AZ). Could that make a difference?
Or should I break down and take it to a mechanic?
Okay, now I'm getting the code P0440 which is evap system perf I believe. We've also been noticing a MUCH larger amount of condensation under the durango than what we are used to. Pretty much EVERY time we drive it or move it. Could those be related?



