So changed the purge valve on my '07 accent, cleared code. Went away for a week, and vehicle feels smoother. Same code (P0455) came back, still feels as smooth though. Guess I will clean cap now? Odd code came back while feeling better..
Hello, this code indicates that there's a large leak in the evaporative emission control system. Can you please confirm if this is the only code you're getting?
Hello, begin with checking if there's an issue with the purge valve, line, and canister. Check the fuel tank pressure and the gas cap to see if it can handle pressure.
My 2011 sonata 2.0t i barley drive with 59,500 garage kept has the po455 i changed gas cap, purge valve, Canister Vent Valve code came right back after 5 miles down the road what's next that i"m over looking?
@@studleyjb3172yup. I’ve replaced everything but that canister. That canister is important and how the fuel neck is designed going into the gas tank if you overfill your gas tank after the first initial click stop you can overfill fuel into that canister causing the charcoal inside to get wet possibly even sending bits down your evap lines causing blockages. I have a 2016 Hyundai Tucson and mine is located by taking off rear driver side tire and opening up panels to wheel well.
Hi, I am getting this code on my Hyundai Accent 2008. I changed the purge, the fuel cap. After thoses changes error was cleared but two weeks ago Code reappeared. What else can I do?
I have a 2000 Hyundai Elantra and YES it’s the only code I’m getting and I did what Phany did. I had smog test in December of 2022 and it wasn’t ready cuz I had replaced the battery in 2021. It doesn’t hit the highway so when it wasn’t ready for the test. I had to drive it on the highway for 3 days. After that it passed and now I can’t get rid of this code P0455. I appreciate any feedback. In 2022 I also replaced the canister cuz the fuel pump kept stopping and since I was there I replaced the valve underneath.
@@itsxing1 not yet. The light went off and I think it came back on. For me it all started with not being able to fill up at the pump. When I replaced the canister all the charcoal was coming out. Being I was down there I replaced the valve. Filling up was back to normal. It wasn’t tell I had to smog it. Which it passed. But I had to drive it 50 miles on the highway due to replacing the battery and the car wasn’t ready for smog test. It wasn’t tell a few weeks later the engine light came on. So I did the gas cap and the purge valve under the hood. Resetting the code with each of them. The light went off after two weeks but I think it’s still on. With code P0455 (large evap leak) if I come up with a resolution I’ll let you know 👍
@@1eyerasta I did the same as you, changed the purge on under the hood, but I also replaced the canister purge valve in the back of the car near the back left tire. I have a 2007 Hyundai accent. The check engine light went away, but came back after months and now my possibly solutions r any leaks in any hoses, gas cap (I think this might fix my problem), or charcoal canister. I used to have an issue where my car would struggle to start up and idle right after I filled up my tank back when I had this first had this code, but now that doesn’t happen. If I find a solution I’ll let you know as well
Sooner or later you'll end up taking the car to a dealer. My car(as we speak) has same problem, smoke test showed no problems anywhere, was told to bring to dealer they have more specific diagnosing equipment. So, the question will be, how much money do you want to spend figuring this out?
So changed the purge valve on my '07 accent, cleared code. Went away for a week, and vehicle feels smoother. Same code (P0455) came back, still feels as smooth though. Guess I will clean cap now? Odd code came back while feeling better..
Hello, we suggest checking the charcoal canister and the evap system hose for leak. Check also the condition of the fuel cap and the fuel filler neck.
Where is the charcoal canister?
I have a 2017 hyundai accent basic model. I have no clue where that part is. I have the P0455 code. I need help findibg where that part is please
Hello, this code indicates that there's a large leak in the evaporative emission control system. Can you please confirm if this is the only code you're getting?
@@nondainc yeah thats the only code
Hello, begin with checking if there's an issue with the purge valve, line, and canister. Check the fuel tank pressure and the gas cap to see if it can handle pressure.
Is your car still under warranty?
My 2011 sonata 2.0t i barley drive with 59,500 garage kept has the po455 i changed gas cap, purge valve, Canister Vent Valve code came right back after 5 miles down the road what's next that i"m over looking?
Hello, please confirm if this is the only code you're getting.
@@nondainc Yes it's the only code i have car was sitting in the garage for a couple of months.
There's a charcoal canister also.
@@studleyjb3172yup. I’ve replaced everything but that canister. That canister is important and how the fuel neck is designed going into the gas tank if you overfill your gas tank after the first initial click stop you can overfill fuel into that canister causing the charcoal inside to get wet possibly even sending bits down your evap lines causing blockages. I have a 2016 Hyundai Tucson and mine is located by taking off rear driver side tire and opening up panels to wheel well.
Hi, I am getting this code on my Hyundai Accent 2008. I changed the purge, the fuel cap. After thoses changes error was cleared but two weeks ago Code reappeared. What else can I do?
Hi Phany, can you please confirm if this is the only code that you're getting?
I have a 2000 Hyundai Elantra and YES it’s the only code I’m getting and I did what Phany did. I had smog test in December of 2022 and it wasn’t ready cuz I had replaced the battery in 2021. It doesn’t hit the highway so when it wasn’t ready for the test. I had to drive it on the highway for 3 days. After that it passed and now I can’t get rid of this code P0455. I appreciate any feedback. In 2022 I also replaced the canister cuz the fuel pump kept stopping and since I was there I replaced the valve underneath.
@@1eyerasta did you find a solution? I replaced the purge valve, canister purge valve, and the code came back months later
@@itsxing1 not yet. The light went off and I think it came back on. For me it all started with not being able to fill up at the pump. When I replaced the canister all the charcoal was coming out. Being I was down there I replaced the valve. Filling up was back to normal. It wasn’t tell I had to smog it. Which it passed. But I had to drive it 50 miles on the highway due to replacing the battery and the car wasn’t ready for smog test. It wasn’t tell a few weeks later the engine light came on. So I did the gas cap and the purge valve under the hood. Resetting the code with each of them. The light went off after two weeks but I think it’s still on. With code P0455 (large evap leak) if I come up with a resolution I’ll let you know 👍
@@1eyerasta I did the same as you, changed the purge on under the hood, but I also replaced the canister purge valve in the back of the car near the back left tire. I have a 2007 Hyundai accent. The check engine light went away, but came back after months and now my possibly solutions r any leaks in any hoses, gas cap (I think this might fix my problem), or charcoal canister. I used to have an issue where my car would struggle to start up and idle right after I filled up my tank back when I had this first had this code, but now that doesn’t happen. If I find a solution I’ll let you know as well
About how long would it take the error code to clear?
Hello, if this is the only code you're getting, it should be cleared after a few drive cycles.
I am struggling with error code p0455. I am riding a North American Santa Fe 07 model year in Korea, and there is no way to fix it.
Hello, if this is the only code you are getting, you can follow the quick guide/tips provided in our video on how to fix this code. Hope it helps!
@@nondainc no offense, probably won't help. This trouble code is a rabbit hole.
Sooner or later you'll end up taking the car to a dealer. My car(as we speak) has same problem, smoke test showed no problems anywhere, was told to bring to dealer they have more specific diagnosing equipment. So, the question will be, how much money do you want to spend figuring this out?
Vacuum stuckage?
I am GUESSING that something is stuck like in a vacuum cleaner hose and that you cannot feel any suction.
Can this Cause the vehicle to stall and shut off
Yes.
Thanks!!!!
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