P1457 CODE
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P1457 CODE
hey there i had the p1457 code pop up after coupl weeks after changing my header (to another stock, long story)
then the code popped up and i reset it to see if it could be the gas cap.
Few weeks later and to present day the code pops up again what do i do, what can it be?
Also i have been smelling a gas/oil like substance in my car (im sure its related)
Any help i sappreciated.
then the code popped up and i reset it to see if it could be the gas cap.
Few weeks later and to present day the code pops up again what do i do, what can it be?
Also i have been smelling a gas/oil like substance in my car (im sure its related)
Any help i sappreciated.
#2
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this is normally a leak in the evap system...if you're smelling gas you might be lucky in being able to find the leak somewhere in the engine bay..if not this is really a professional job to find and fix it.
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from all the research ive been reading that mostly it is the Canister vent shut valve that needs to be replaced. This whole issue has been occuring for about a month now.
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Yes, and I'm guessing you saw where it was located. It's not an easy job, but doable if you wanted to. I have pretty much taken on any engine or exterior job thus far...one thing I probably wouldn't bother with, is something fuel related. But it's just me.
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Im a newbie not even thinking of doing it myself, unfortunetly im no where near being a mechanic. i just did a lot of research and apparently for this code the first issue is the canister vent shut valve that needs to be replaced, folllowe by the two way by-pass valve?
im hoping to get it checkd out today
im hoping to get it checkd out today
#7
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ya i gav eit to the mechanic i let him know possible canister vent open valve he said he'l check it out so we'l see. Hope its a cheap and quick fix
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I have the 2002 SE accord mechanic says just keep driving no need to fix anything :S
After reading the TSB and many people's comments should i go fix the canister vent shut valve first and then if the light stays go to change the 2 way bypass valve afterwards?
According to the TSB 003001 it says the 2way bypass as the fix but many say canister vent shut valve.
Which route should i go towards, opinions are greatly appreciated.
After reading the TSB and many people's comments should i go fix the canister vent shut valve first and then if the light stays go to change the 2 way bypass valve afterwards?
According to the TSB 003001 it says the 2way bypass as the fix but many say canister vent shut valve.
Which route should i go towards, opinions are greatly appreciated.
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But I thought the laws just changed in TOR? Meaning you will fail inspection if the light is on, I think/thought this changed Jan 1 of this year.
Names for these get confusing. If you are not going to test them, I'd start with the purge valve - Dorman part 911-754. You can get the part from many places (OE or other), I'm just giving the Dorman number as a reference
Names for these get confusing. If you are not going to test them, I'd start with the purge valve - Dorman part 911-754. You can get the part from many places (OE or other), I'm just giving the Dorman number as a reference
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Ya you do fail but when E test is valid for 2 years and i just got mine in January i believe. I've been hearing so many mixed stories. Ive researched and it says for the 2002 model you gotta change the Bypass Solenoid or the 2 way by pass valve while the 98 99 models need the canister vent shut valve.
This is the second time my 1457 light came on in about a 1.5 months of driving.
This is the second time my 1457 light came on in about a 1.5 months of driving.
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