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Small evap leak

2004 grand cherokee limited coe p0244. how am i supposed to find a small evap leak and why do i fail inspections for that. 2004 is 134a. no effect on the ozone.

  • jpelly Oct 31, 2008

    maybe p0442

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The evap leak is short for EVARORATIVE EMISSIONS SYSTEM, NOT AC EVAPORATOR, AC leaks do not cause the truck to fail emission, most likely the problem is a defective gas cap. Also the code you give (P0244) is a watse gate code, please provide the correct code.


P0244
Turbo/Super Charger Wastegate Solenoid A Range/Performance

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