P0449 and P0455 error code 2008 2wd gmc envoy 30,203 miles

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Sounds like your blew your tranny.

P0455 stands for evap emissions detection leak and p0449 stands for evap emissions vent control circuit. You should go to a parts store and see if your able to purchase and install. Best of luck!

I'm sure the question is WHERE is the valve located

These are very common codes. Code P0499 is for the EVAP Canister Vent Control Solenoid circuit and Code P0455 indicates that there is a large leak in your EVAP system. Chances are VERY LIKELY that the leak is being caused by the vent control solenoid being stuck open. If this is the case, repairing what is wrong with the Vent Control Solenoid has a very good chance of fixing BOTH codes.

There is a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) for your vehicle that applies to code P0455:
TSB REFERENCE NUMBER 02-06-04-037I (NOTE: That last digit is an "I" not a "1")

The vent control solenoid fails due to water, dirt and debris entering the solenoid through the vent filter. This TSB involves replacing the vent control solenoid and installing a long section of heater hose to the vent filter and relocating it away from the underside of the vehicle. I usually use about 8 feet of hose and tie the filter unit to the brace under the hood next to the brake booster. It is not very hard to do. The hardest part is disconnecting the electrical connector from the original solenoid - it is not very easy to get your hands in there.

The kit is available from any parts store that carries AC Delco parts. The kit comes with everything you need except the heater hose and wire ties to secure it.

The part number for the kit is: 19152349

I have also had a couple of them where the wiring harness has rubbed against the underside pinch-weld area of the left rear of the cab, causing the code P0449 When you install the new service kit, be sure to inspect the wiring harness to the solenoid connector for damage here.

P0449 - Evaporative Emission (EVAP) Vent Solenoid Control Circuit

P0455 - Evaporative Emission (EVAP) System Leak Detected

Many times this is caused by the canister vent solenoid. You can definitely hook the smoke to it but quite often is just that particular solenoid malfunctioning.

The p0455 is for a leak concern and if that was the only code I'd say give the cap a shot. However the p0455 is most likely just a side effect of the P0449. The P0449 is a test that is run on the vent solenoid circuit to check the electrical functions in basic terms. The computer is putting out voltage amount X and in a properly functioning circuit it knows it will see voltage amount Y come back. It isn't coming back as what it expects to come back at so there must be something electrically wrong with the vent circuit. And of course if the vent doesn't work you get a large leak. If we are just throwing parts at trucks the logical one for you is a vent valve. Since your Vue is a 2008, most likely there is a good chance that it's covered under the emission warranty which is 5 years.
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p0410 code pos causes loose or broken hose on smog pump or bad check valve on exhaust man were smog hose atatches

The vent solenoid valve has been redesigned to correct the problem you are having. I would recommend purchasing the dealer component.
I am not aware of any aftermarket parts suppliers.

P0449 and P0455 has to do with the Evap Canister control solenoid which causes a large vacuum leak. I think the replacement part number is 19207763. The part is located back by the fuel tank, mounted to its side.