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P1441 EVAP code
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<blockquote data-quote="dbryan23" data-source="post: 29127" data-attributes="member: 12977"><p>Last week I got a Service Engine light with a P1441 code on my 2001 Suburban 5.3... "EVAP system flow during non purge event". I replaced the purge valve about a year ago due to another code. I pulled the line from the valve, stuck a hose on it and tried to blow through it. I couldn't really get any air through, but I thought it might be an intermittent failure of a cheap aftermarket purge valve, so I replaced it again. The code came right back. I had also ordered a vent valve a while back and never put it on, so I went ahead and did that. It also has a fairly new gas cap. The code came back again.</p><p></p><p>What are my options at this point? A hole/split in a hose? A wiring issue? A fuse? Fuel tank pressure sensor? Before I spend a lot of time trying to locate a leak, are there any other easy things to check? </p><p></p><p>It seems to run fine, but the exhaust maybe smells a little bit rich.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dbryan23, post: 29127, member: 12977"] Last week I got a Service Engine light with a P1441 code on my 2001 Suburban 5.3... "EVAP system flow during non purge event". I replaced the purge valve about a year ago due to another code. I pulled the line from the valve, stuck a hose on it and tried to blow through it. I couldn't really get any air through, but I thought it might be an intermittent failure of a cheap aftermarket purge valve, so I replaced it again. The code came right back. I had also ordered a vent valve a while back and never put it on, so I went ahead and did that. It also has a fairly new gas cap. The code came back again. What are my options at this point? A hole/split in a hose? A wiring issue? A fuse? Fuel tank pressure sensor? Before I spend a lot of time trying to locate a leak, are there any other easy things to check? It seems to run fine, but the exhaust maybe smells a little bit rich. [/QUOTE]
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