Tim

I have a 2002 Santa Fe, with a 2.7 V6. I just noticed a check engine light
(it's the wife's car), and when I checked the code, it is a 0449. I checked
my shop manual, and part of the troubleshooting is to check the CCV. I
cannot find the definition for the CCV. I also found the fuel cap not quite
on tight enough. Will this cause the fault code?

Thank you!

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Mike Marlow

"Tim" <tfarrow@suddenlink.net> wrote in message
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>I have a 2002 Santa Fe, with a 2.7 V6. I just noticed a check engine light
>(it's the wife's car), and when I checked the code, it is a 0449. I
>checked my shop manual, and part of the troubleshooting is to check the
>CCV. I cannot find the definition for the CCV. I also found the fuel cap
>not quite on tight enough. Will this cause the fault code?
>

Maybe, but it's more likely to be the Charcoal Canister Valve.

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Vic Garcia

Tim wrote:
> I have a 2002 Santa Fe, with a 2.7 V6. I just noticed a check engine light
> (it's the wife's car), and when I checked the code, it is a 0449. I checked
> my shop manual, and part of the troubleshooting is to check the CCV. I
> cannot find the definition for the CCV. I also found the fuel cap not quite
> on tight enough. Will this cause the fault code?
>
> Thank you!
>
CCV stand for " Canister Close Valve ", most likely the fuel cap problem
cause the code, since it will look to the computer like the CCV was
fully open. Wait for 4-6 days, if the light turn OFF, that will be the
problem.

hyundaitech

It's the canister close valve, also known generically as the vent valve.
You'll find it with the charcoal canister.

Although the definition of P0449 indicates a purely electrical condition,
Hyundai uses this code to mean the same thing as P0446, indicating an
unexpected vacuum on the evaporative emissions system. This could be
anything from a faulty fuel tank pressure sensor indicating vacuum to a
sticking close valve or other restriction preventing proper air intake to
the system.

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hyundaitech

The fuel cap is not a possible cause for P0449 because it's due to an
unexpected vacuum on the system.

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Vic Garcia

hyundaitech wrote:
> The fuel cap is not a possible cause for P0449 because it's due to an
> unexpected vacuum on the system.
>
Well, my code reader, Actron, define it as: 'unexpected LOSS of vacuum'
..... I guess I should had check on HMA first.

Moral, do not believe everything a cheap reader tell you !!!!!