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Old 07-16-2008, 04:35 AM
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Help! Bizarre Fault Codes

The dreaded Check Engine Light came on today. I hooked up the trusty Durametrics fault code reader, and it showed 3 faults:

P1482 Heater final stage
tank leakage diagnosis module

P0447 Solenoid valve final stage
tank leak diagnosis module

P2400 Pump motor final stage
tank leak diagnosis module

Does anybody have any idea what these are about? I reset the errors, but they return when I start the engine. Yes, I tightened the gas cap. I have a 2007 Cayman S. The car runs fine, and there is no fuel leaking on the garage floor...

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sounds like your coolant system. Probably a sensor malfunction.
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Nevermind!!

Earlier this week I was trying to remove the carbon canister in the front boot (only installed there on US cars) so that I could remove and weigh the aft piece of carpet. I forgot to reconnect the wiring harness to the carbon canister.

Problem solved. I cleared the fault codes, and they did not return.
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