Hatch_Back_97

Hey guys, I ran across an article explaining the exact procedure required to make the code P0453 (91) (EVAP pressure too high code) go away in OBDII civics without the fuel tank pressure sensor. My 1997 hatchback had the D16Y7 and I swapped it for the D16Y8, turns out the D16Y8 VTEC cars had this little fuel tank pressure thingy, and mine doesn't, so after 8+ hours post reset it pops a CEL that stays on forever. Is there anyone out there that can help me get rid of this stupid thing? I remember the article said something about getting a potentiometer from Radio Shack and it would trick the ECU into thinking there was a "perfect" pressure signal coming from the part that I don't have on my fuel tank. HELP!!


Modified by Hatch_Back_97 at 12:25 AM 11/9/2004

Hatch_Back_97

Bump

Hatch_Back_97

Well thanks for nothing guys, just goes to show there are 99% high school idiots on here like all the people are saying, I dug it up myself after ,much hard *** searching, coulda used the help. Peace.

Evs-One

call the waaaahmbulance

pdiggitydogg

probably wouldve helped if you bumped it more.
H-T moves really fast and by the end of the day it was probably at the end of page 4...people arent going to see it then.

EE_Chris

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hatch_Back_97 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I dug it up myself after ,much hard *** searching, coulda used the help. Peace.</TD></TR></TABLE>

So you're saying that searching does work?

Hatch_Back_97

I found it with much googling, not one search or link on this site helped me, found it 100% ON MY OWN, thanks alot guys, later.

EE_Chris

to self sufficient people.

to incompetence.

97slvrhatch

i just swapped my motor to a y8 and i have the same code. do you still have info on this?

Former User

Please make your own thread. This one is 7 years old.