Hi FiST forum members!
I just wanted to give you a heads up on a code that can pop up that you'll want to do yourself if you like to work on your own car. I have been getting P0455/P0456 codes and I took my car into the stealership to get it fixed. I thought it would be covered under my extended warranty. The problem is that road debris hit and cracked my Evap Vapor canister (PT #D2BZ9D653A). It isn't covered under warranty go figure! They wanted $350 to fix the problem. I think it was $115 for the part and $135 for labor. I found the part online for $78 shipped to me and the work will take me 15 minutes when I do my oil change coming up. The canister is attached to the bottom of your fuel time and you can see it if you look under the back end of your car. Its two bolts and disconnecting one plug and two hoses simple job and they wanted $135 for it. Just wanted to give you a heads up as I paid $70 to learn this without any real work done. Hope it helps!
I just wanted to give you a heads up on a code that can pop up that you'll want to do yourself if you like to work on your own car. I have been getting P0455/P0456 codes and I took my car into the stealership to get it fixed. I thought it would be covered under my extended warranty. The problem is that road debris hit and cracked my Evap Vapor canister (PT #D2BZ9D653A). It isn't covered under warranty go figure! They wanted $350 to fix the problem. I think it was $115 for the part and $135 for labor. I found the part online for $78 shipped to me and the work will take me 15 minutes when I do my oil change coming up. The canister is attached to the bottom of your fuel time and you can see it if you look under the back end of your car. Its two bolts and disconnecting one plug and two hoses simple job and they wanted $135 for it. Just wanted to give you a heads up as I paid $70 to learn this without any real work done. Hope it helps!
