Cel P0442?
01-06-2004, 04:51 PM
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Gas cap loose. Tighten cap, run the car for a week and see if the CEL goes away.
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01-06-2004, 05:01 PM
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Originally posted by mauigrownwrx
i did that and still there.any diffrent reason it would be there thanks for the quick reply.
i did that and still there.any diffrent reason it would be there thanks for the quick reply.
You drove the car around for a week? The CEL isn't going to reset until you get a number of computer-recognized "drive cycles" under it's belt.
Is your fuel pump stock? If not, did you make sure not to tear the gasket when installing the new fuel pump?
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Originally posted by IS2Scooby
Is your fuel pump stock? If not, did you make sure not to tear the gasket when installing the new fuel pump?
Is your fuel pump stock? If not, did you make sure not to tear the gasket when installing the new fuel pump?
Remember that bad gasoline smell I was always complaining about? That was it. Gasket wasn't torn, but one of the little rubber 'dicks' that are supposed to go through the frame that holds the fuelpump was mashed down. I bet my CEL goes away, too.
01-06-2004, 06:59 PM
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Originally posted by gpatmac
Rich,
Remember that bad gasoline smell I was always complaining about? That was it. Gasket wasn't torn, but one of the little rubber 'dicks' that are supposed to go through the frame that holds the fuelpump was mashed down. I bet my CEL goes away, too.
Rich,
Remember that bad gasoline smell I was always complaining about? That was it. Gasket wasn't torn, but one of the little rubber 'dicks' that are supposed to go through the frame that holds the fuelpump was mashed down. I bet my CEL goes away, too.
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Originally posted by gpatmac
Rich,
Remember that bad gasoline smell I was always complaining about? That was it. Gasket wasn't torn, but one of the little rubber 'dicks' that are supposed to go through the frame that holds the fuelpump was mashed down. I bet my CEL goes away, too.
Rich,
Remember that bad gasoline smell I was always complaining about? That was it. Gasket wasn't torn, but one of the little rubber 'dicks' that are supposed to go through the frame that holds the fuelpump was mashed down. I bet my CEL goes away, too.
01-07-2004, 01:30 PM
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It's like an epidemic! Who is the carrier? 
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I know this is an old thread... but I'm throwing the same code
I'm 90% sure it's not the gas cap.
Anyone want to help a new Impreza owner on the location of the gasket in question?
Thanks in advance.
Anyone want to help a new Impreza owner on the location of the gasket in question?
Thanks in advance.
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