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'99 - '06 GM Truck Modifications
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P1441 EVAP code
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<blockquote data-quote="dbryan23" data-source="post: 29158" data-attributes="member: 12977"><p>I checked power to the purge valve and it seems to be correct. I also plugged a smoke machine into the end of the line where it attaches to the purge valve. The smoke all exited from the vent valve. From what I understand, that valve is intended to be open when not powered, so it makes sense that smoke would come out. It also seems like that sort of rules out a clog in the main vapor line since smoke didn't have any issue running the full length of the line.</p><p></p><p>So that most likely leaves a saturated/faulty canister, a faulty fuel tank pressure sensor or a random short in a wire. I'll keep exploring, but I'm starting to lean towards the canister being the issue since I'm smelling rich exhaust and/or fuel. Although, I haven't had an issue with the pump shutting off while I'm refueling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dbryan23, post: 29158, member: 12977"] I checked power to the purge valve and it seems to be correct. I also plugged a smoke machine into the end of the line where it attaches to the purge valve. The smoke all exited from the vent valve. From what I understand, that valve is intended to be open when not powered, so it makes sense that smoke would come out. It also seems like that sort of rules out a clog in the main vapor line since smoke didn't have any issue running the full length of the line. So that most likely leaves a saturated/faulty canister, a faulty fuel tank pressure sensor or a random short in a wire. I'll keep exploring, but I'm starting to lean towards the canister being the issue since I'm smelling rich exhaust and/or fuel. Although, I haven't had an issue with the pump shutting off while I'm refueling. [/QUOTE]
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