UPDATE: SES Light: P0455 and P1448 With **PICS**
Ok, recently I have had a number of issues with my 2000 Sentra GXE. About a month ago the SES light came on for the first time and I took it to the dealer for a recall peice. I had the car's codes checked out at autozone and it was running too lean. Had the MAF replaced and all was good for 2 weeks. Now I get the p0455 and p1448 error codes. I have read the service manual and checked the obivious things like fuel cap(even bought another) and it still hasn't helped. What is wierd is that it'll go away briefly after a day or so. What i am wondering is is the evap system pressurized?? So if I take off the evap canister valve can i damage the evap system? If anyone has any experience with the evap system any pointers would help me out. Thanks.
Updated: I started looking in my engine bay and found a loose hose. I've check the service manual but I can find in the manual or see with my eyes where it needs attached. I have attached pics if anyone can help me out, thanks.
Ok, recently I have had a number of issues with my 2000 Sentra GXE. About a month ago the SES light came on for the first time and I took it to the dealer for a recall peice. I had the car's codes checked out at autozone and it was running too lean. Had the MAF replaced and all was good for 2 weeks. Now I get the p0455 and p1448 error codes. I have read the service manual and checked the obivious things like fuel cap(even bought another) and it still hasn't helped. What is wierd is that it'll go away briefly after a day or so. What i am wondering is is the evap system pressurized?? So if I take off the evap canister valve can i damage the evap system? If anyone has any experience with the evap system any pointers would help me out. Thanks.
Updated: I started looking in my engine bay and found a loose hose. I've check the service manual but I can find in the manual or see with my eyes where it needs attached. I have attached pics if anyone can help me out, thanks.