I'm looking for the OBD codes for a 2001 Chrystler Town & Country with a 3.8 L v6. P1684,P1682,P0442,P0455,P0456. Please help

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Sent lots of codes: P1684, P0122, P0118, P0106, P206, P1478, P1598. Can't find anything on the last two, but looks like an electrical prob ...

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Jun 10, 2012 - Your OBD-II Trouble Codes Repair Site. Menu. Home · Trouble Codes... At first it was just the battery code P1684 and the small evap code P0442. Now the other two codes are showing as well. What are the chances that this ...

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yes. the rubber gaskets do wear out. on most vehicles the gas cap
should be tightened 'til it"clicks". you probably can't tell from the
"appearance" but if you tighten 'til it clicks then drive for awshile and still
get the same code, the next step is a NEW gas cap/

What code ? P0442 or P0456 or p0455
DTC EVAP P0442 P0455 P0456
EVAP Leaks P0442 and P0455

Wells EVAP Training with Sgt Tech P0440 P0441 P0442 etc

Hi the p1684 means the battery has been disconnected within the last 50 starts, the P0135 is Oxygen O2 Sensor Heater Circuit Malfunction (Bank1, Sensor1), you may have notived an increase in fuel consumption. and the P0456 code means evaporated emissions system -small leak detected the causes could be either A small leak in any of the EVAP hoses or fuel tank hoses, a small leak in the purge valve or vent valve or the EVAP Canister may be leaking
Hope this helps
Steve

all codes are emsions codes you can look them up on this site and they also give probably fixes http://www.obd-codes.com/p0420

P0456 is a small vacuum leak - see if you can trace down the vac lines for inspection according to the diagram that's on the sticker under the hood (it should be near the end of the hood prop on the covering over the radiator). I just took a picture of my 2002 Chrysler Town & Country but to get it small enough to upload you can't read the detail.

P1684 is an easily trigerred code that is from a diagnostic reader or battery issue - not 100% sure of it's cause but it does not trip the engine light.

P0700: EATX Controller DTC present
P1684: Battery was desconnected
P0442: EVAP leak monitor medium (.040). Leak detected.
P0455: EVAP leak monitor large. Leak detected.
P0456: EVAP leak monitor small (.020). Leak detected.

I suggest check the lines and flow it down to the ldp (leak detection pump) that is just behind the steering gear under the van It has a wire connector and 2 large EVAP hoses. look for any split or crack then follow the lines back to the tank. Even a small crack is a leak.

Hope helped with this. Remember rated this help. Good luck.

hello po442 ,po455,po456 is leak detected possible, check the gas cap , basicaly you have a leak that is larger than 0.020' and smaller than 0.040' in the gas evaporative system use your nose to find this one thanks

P0442, P0455 AND P0456 are all evaporative leak monitor test failures (small, medium and large leaks). These codes appear anytime the integrity of the air space above the fuel or the lines to/from the vapor canister or purge valve. If there is no damage to the canister, check the lines that run under the van from the fuel tank and canister to the purge valve (under the hood). Also, check to make sure that the hoses are not split or disconnected where they connect to the purge valve. The P1684 is abit more confusing. This is not a valid DTC for your vehicle. It's possible the scanner the shop you went to is an OTC scanner that is reporting a false code. It's also possible they wrote it down incorrectly. The closest thing that makes any sense is a P1486 which would indicate a pinched hose in the same monitor system as the other 3 codes. Best of luck!