CEL=Evap system
#2
If you don't get the fuel cap tight it will drop an evap code. The system runs a pressure test on your fuel tank and purge lines everyting you drive the car. If the pressure test on the fuel tank fails it will set an evap code. A loose fuel cap will also cause it and is the most common reason.
#3
Senior Member
Could be loose fitting on the purge canister. Or a leaking or stuck purge solenoid (on intake manifold). Mine used togive that CEL. It ended up being that the purge cannister had fitting that was loose. I fixed it myself.
#5
I had this same problem. Just make sure your gas cap is on tight and it will go away after a few weeks. You can also go to the dealer to have them reset it if you like. I did not do this because Im tuned...
#8
Senior Member
That is what I thought it was.
Last edited by Terminator2; 08-12-2009 at 01:12 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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