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#2357 of 2361 Re: P0442 & P0455 EVAP Ctrl System Leak [jtap0916] by ford Sep 10, 2009 (9:50 pm)
Replying to: jtap0916 (Jul 08, 2009 10:51 pm) I have a 2002 Dodge Caravan which had a code 455 and 442. The following is a description of this van. The problem was caused by a 12 inch hose located under the van on the drivers side close to and in front of the liquid/vapor separator canisters. The 5/8 inch ID hose was connected between the front (engine side) of the LDP vent valve and the leak detection pump. Oil from the engine had leaked onto the end of hose connected to the pump. The plastic clamp was broken and the hose had swollen until it was very loose. Replacing the hose and clamps fixed the problem. The LDP vent valve is connected to the largest liquid/vapor canister by a 2 inch long hose. You may need to buy the hose from the Chrysler since it is a shaped hose. Any broken or missing clamps should be replaced with the band type sold by auto parts stores. Any other hose which is split should be replaced. I found one small L shaped hose with different IDs on each end connected to the small liquid/vapor canister which had a small split which I replaced with a hose I got from Chrysler for $5.
#2358 of 2361 2000 Plymouth GV Help! by cheekyviking Nov 09, 2009 (12:13 pm)
It is raining in my car! I cleaned out the drainage tubes which were totally plugged and thought that would solve the problem. (I live in Portland where it rains constantly). The passenger side drain tube is cracked at the bottom but before I replace that I'd be thrilled to hear some advice. I finally had a dry 3 days and the car seemed fine, so I ran a hose on the windshield, the passenger door, basically all over the front end of the car. Nothing. As soon as it started to rain again, there's now a slow stream of water coming out from underneath the glove box. It smells like water, has no color. It did disappear when I ran the heat (which I haven't done in months), but then slowly trickled again. This can't be normal?! I really want to sell my car but want to identify and fix the problem so I don't pass it off to a buyer (but obviously don't want to break my bank in doing so). Please help!!!
#2359 of 2361 1990 Grand Voyager, temp power loss by skykingdumb1 Nov 10, 2009 (12:20 pm)
I recently fixed up this van for my handicapped friend. (Auto,since only 1 leg.) While driving the other day, it suddenly lost power to the accelerator. Still running though, for about a mile, and then suddenly had accelerator again. Your help to correct this is appreciated. Need to keep my friend in wheels.
#2360 of 2361 Re: Rear Lift Gate Parts [mrtwister3] by rizzo6 Nov 18, 2009 (1:07 pm)
Replying to: mrtwister3 (Mar 08, 2009 10:02 am) Car-part.com will search all the U.S salvage yards and give you a # and price!! Most will ship you the part you need
#2361 of 2361 Re: whining Grand Caravan [ongomo] by rizzo6 Nov 18, 2009 (1:15 pm)
Replying to: ongomo (Jul 08, 2009 12:17 pm) Had the same problem took forever to find where the whinning was coming from. Look under the middle of the car while running and listen for a whine while someone else eccelrates it. There is a plastic 3 ball looking thing that has a vacumm in it that helps with pressure. Mine was shrunken from heat and therefore leaked its called a Vac Harness and it was 8.00 from the dealer. part # was 4431325 hope this helps good luck.

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