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Dave 01-01-2007 02:40 PM

2002 Sonata LX Check engine light
 
Hello,

While driving home last night my check engine light came on. The code is
P0449 (Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Valve/Solenoid Circuit
Malfunction). I've noticed for the last 2 weeks while filling the gas tank
the gas nozzle keeps resetting. You have to constantly reset the nozzle
until the tank is full. Obviously the fuel inlet vent is not working
properly hence the code. The engine was running while I was getting gas and
I have not tried to fuel it with the engine off yet. What do I need to check
next?

I have 135,000 miles on the car so it's no longer under warrantee. I put the
car on my lift and can easily get at the fuel system so physical repair
shouldn't be to difficult.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Dave



B Crawford 01-01-2007 08:05 PM

Re: 2002 Sonata LX Check engine light
 
I had a similar problem with my 2001 XG a year ago. I can tell you on my car
what caused the code to be set was a completely clogged very small filter
located behind the left rear wheel well. This filter provides the air flow
to this vent valve. When I first took it apart I simply cleaned the caked
dirt & mud off & it lasted another few months, but when the code appeared
again, I then changed the filter as well & all has been good since.
Hope this helps a bit,
BCinSnowyBC,Canada
"Dave" <dave3503@yahoo2.com> wrote in message
news:wsdmh.1115996$084.233426@attbi_s22...
> Hello,
>
> While driving home last night my check engine light came on. The code is
> P0449 (Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Valve/Solenoid Circuit
> Malfunction). I've noticed for the last 2 weeks while filling the gas tank
> the gas nozzle keeps resetting. You have to constantly reset the nozzle
> until the tank is full. Obviously the fuel inlet vent is not working
> properly hence the code. The engine was running while I was getting gas
> and
> I have not tried to fuel it with the engine off yet. What do I need to
> check
> next?
>
> I have 135,000 miles on the car so it's no longer under warrantee. I put
> the
> car on my lift and can easily get at the fuel system so physical repair
> shouldn't be to difficult.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Dave
>




Dave 01-02-2007 06:39 PM

Re: 2002 Sonata LX Check engine light
 
Thanks B. I had just found this filter right before you posted. I blew it
out, reassibled everthing and can now put fuel in the tank without issue so
I went ahead and ordered a new filter.

Thanks again,
Dave

"B Crawford" <bcdcinbc@telus.net> wrote in message
news:wdimh.106339$YV4.74245@edtnps89...
>I had a similar problem with my 2001 XG a year ago. I can tell you on my
>car what caused the code to be set was a completely clogged very small
>filter located behind the left rear wheel well. This filter provides the
>air flow to this vent valve. When I first took it apart I simply cleaned
>the caked dirt & mud off & it lasted another few months, but when the code
>appeared again, I then changed the filter as well & all has been good
>since.
> Hope this helps a bit,
> BCinSnowyBC,Canada
> "Dave" <dave3503@yahoo2.com> wrote in message
> news:wsdmh.1115996$084.233426@attbi_s22...
>> Hello,
>>
>> While driving home last night my check engine light came on. The code is
>> P0449 (Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Valve/Solenoid Circuit
>> Malfunction). I've noticed for the last 2 weeks while filling the gas
>> tank
>> the gas nozzle keeps resetting. You have to constantly reset the nozzle
>> until the tank is full. Obviously the fuel inlet vent is not working
>> properly hence the code. The engine was running while I was getting gas
>> and
>> I have not tried to fuel it with the engine off yet. What do I need to
>> check
>> next?
>>
>> I have 135,000 miles on the car so it's no longer under warrantee. I put
>> the
>> car on my lift and can easily get at the fuel system so physical repair
>> shouldn't be to difficult.
>>
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>> Dave
>>

>
>





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