How to fix error codes P0441, P0455 & P0456 on Toyota cars.
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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In this video I am showing how to fix error codes P0441, P0455 $ P0456 on Toyota, Scion or Lexus cars. You can diagnose and fix it yourself using simple affordable tools and replacement parts.
You can find parts and tools used in this video here:
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I had P0456 on my 2009 Corolla. Tried gas cap and purge valve. Neither worked. Replaced the charcoal canister and it fixed the problem. Been 6 months now and no light. Bought it on Amazon for about $225.00 at that time. Was very easy to install. I promise you can do it yourself. I know nothing about cars. UA-cam helped me a ton, but even this one is plug and play. You just need a jack, jack stands and some basic tools and you can do it yourself. I more recently had P0441 come on and I replaced the purge valve and that resolved that problem too. Hope this helps!
Great tips, thank you for sharing!
This problem can be caused by a small leak in the evaporative emission canister...not uncommon at all as they are plastic. the leak can often be found at the bottom of the canister where the seam is, and can be repaired by using epoxy or sometimes superglue to fill the crack. Don't fall into the habit of replacing parts you don't know are bad with new parts...soon you will have a garage full of good parts you don't have a use for.
epoxy fixes nothing...hack
the dealer tells us the purge valve is bad $ 50 the canister you speak of is $350. Toyota and their emissions system have become money pits!! what a POS and too many sensors!!
This was the fix for me. Thanks. Saved an expensive trip to the mechanic.
thanks, fixed my 2015 Camry P0441 and P0445 at 55K miles
Nice!
Thanks,, but its not going to fix p0441
Thank you! I had this exact set of error codes. Hopefully just a cap will fix it.
Due to cold weather for some reason when I popped the gas thing(metal cover) to fill up my tank it wouldn't open. So I kept trying to use the lever in the car and tried to pry at the metal door outside a bit. (1999 corolla)
I've had stuck locks in the past due to cold weather but never with the gas cap/door. Maybe I messed something up because a few days later the check engine light went on and now I have code p0441.
Maybe I'll order a new gas cap and see if that fixes it. The other fixes would be more expensive so I guess it's worth a try.
Thanks for the tip, hopefully this is a cheap fix.
Thanks for sharing, let me know if it works.
This has happened to me twice in the past but both times were my fault because I forgot to tighten down the gas cap enough. In those cases however the check engine light went on right away, this time it went on after 2-3 days of gassing up.
I re tightened the cap the other day and after driving around for the day the light went off again. So maybe the gas cap is slightly damaged or something. Might be worth spending the money on a new one just in case it is the cause.
Sure, those are not that expensive.
This is totally helpful, thank you very much.
Thanks for the help! straight to the point and it worked!
Awesome, thank you for letting me know!
Thank you very much for posting this excellent video! Was happy to know it was just the gas cap on my Camry. Much appreciated!
Awesome, thanks!
Nope, I have all 3 codes and replaced the cap and still have the same codes
Plot twist it's a bitch to get that gas cap off lol
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Try to torch it maybe… 🤣
This won't fix it IF the purge valve is bad..
Thats right...
what an idiot
Took me longer to login to UA-cam than to fix those error codes.
😂 Thank you for logging in and leaving your feedback anyway!
Hi.. the engine code will be erased it self after you change the cap and driving a while or need to be erased with an scanner? Thanks
Why erase the code? Wouldn't the code disappear after the replacement of the gas cap??
+Otherguy04
Yes, codes will disappear after certain amount of driving cycles if they were caused by bad gas cap, but it may take a while (40 cycles I believe...)
I like to erase codes to see if they come back in case it wasn't issue with gas cap, than I would look for problem somewhere else.
it would take 40 drive cycles w/o detecting a problem for the codes to erase
@@DIYtime I have to disagree with you, I have had several different cars and trucks and Never has a code gone away after fixing the problem.
You have to erase the codes yourself.
You mentioned 3 codes but only explained 1
Might as well title it "HOW TO REPLACE GAS CAP"
Time waster
I title my videos using symptoms of the problem, not solutions. Works pretty well so far.
Cool@@DIYtime
hmmm. lets see change the gas cap with a oem gas cap....they are about $30 dollars....if that don't work see a mechanis....yeah this was helpful.....
I have a Toyota Camry 2007 Hybrid. The gas pedal can sometimes randomly become unresponsive while driving. The car still has power and everything else works, but it will not accelerate and slowly glide to an eventual halt as if it were on neutral. No unusual sound or anything when I press on the pedal, just zero acceleration. If I pull over and restart the car, everything becomes normal again. This happens a few times a day. Any idea what it could be? The dashboard is showing check vsc and hybrid system. I also checked the obd but the only codes that showed were regarding battery replacement.
Thanks!
I know this is a year old but if something like this happens you should prob go to a mechanic not youtube. That's a very dangerous situation haha
Check and clean MAF sensor .
I had the same problem on a 2007 prius , changing the fuel pump relay fixed the problem (this is very uncommon to go bad) I spoke to a mechanic that works on the city priusus he sees a few a day, he never had that problem
P0441 TOYOTA VENZA
Hey same vehicle (my mother's) apparently she got gas the day before and they didn't close the cap properly 😑
This worked for me after i changed gas cap said zero codes
did zero codes appear right away or after a while?
It usually appears after a while.
Don't waste your time if you're looking for
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Free bird
Clickbait.
If the problem persists contact your mechanic to check the evaporative emissions system, LOL! CONTACT YOUR MECHANIC FIRST!!
Check the gas cap first, contact your mechanic second.
Nope
This video addresses P0456 but not the others. False advertising for clicks. Not appreciated.
All three error code could be (and most commonly) generated as a result of a worn out gas cap seal. However, those error codes are not exclusively related to a bad gas cap issue.
Nope. Don't reset codes. If you have fixed the problem, the car will reset code. Dumb idea, and this video isn't any help diagnoseing these problems. Waste of time.
It’s fine. If it doesn’t fix the problem, codes will come back.
As far as video being helpful, maybe its not all inclusive, sure, I agree. I just shared what I found and what fixed the problem for me. Apparently it helped many others too. What actually dumb in my opinion is not lifting a finger at all to help others and trashing others who at least tried.
Gees! It didn’t help you... may have helped someone else, no need to be so rude.
@@DIYtime wow that person is dumb, u are right.. it's fine to erase the codes especially if u think u fixed the problem
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Brian "the brain" Moron apparently does not realize that the fault will reappear if the problem still exists, instead of waiting for up to a few days for the error to clear or conversely, to reappear.
По русски бы рассказал. Gas cap. ПРО purge valve забыл упомянуть
totally sucks