Super easy test for a common P0446 on GM trucks and SUVs #shorts #cars #gotech #autorepair #fixed

Super easy test for a common P0446 on GM trucks and SUVs #shorts #cars #gotech #autorepair #fixed

The P0446 trouble code is vent solenoid-related EVAP code…but it’s rarely actually the vent causing the issue. Check out a quick test you can do to verify the fuel tank pressure sensor

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@taylorv2458 says:

So was it the fuel sensor or was it the purge valve?

@robdoe2420 says:

Nice video, suggest you speak a bit slower. Did you proof test the problem sensor before installing a new one? If it turns out the sensor was not the problem, who pays for the non returnable sensor?

@wadekotlinski1780 says:

I've replaced the gas cap, fps, the purge valve and the vent solenoid and still getting the p0446 code

@ronaldbrosius7488 says:

If you own a pickup truck, you can replace your own fuel tank pressure sensor by just reaching above, and replace!! No need to remove the fuel tank!!!

@somanynamesilltrythis0180 says:

I have an 08 Silverado, i just hooked up my scan tool, and it showed this P0446 code. So after watching your video, im doing live data, (before start up "fuel tank pressure" was -2.16) While running it's climbing but currently at -4.78 and the check engine light went away. Is it possible the pressure sensor just resolved the issue, or should I just plan on replacing it in the near future?

@Nine_883 says:

So many of these problems are not really problems. They are sensors meant to detect real problems. People are blowing money left and right fixing sensors that are indicating possible problems that don’t really exist. And most of the sensors wouldn’t exist if not for the government forcing these expenses on us with regulations.

@chrisdaniels4674 says:

The day after the warranty is out that problem will come up. Especially with service trucks.

@Androth12 says:

It would be nice if I could see that sensor with my $3k snap on scanner. I don’t even know how to use it haha.

@LEGOCAMARO says:

Mine was different the charcoal canister deteriorated and clogged the vent tube full of charcoal rocks.

@davidmaskew says:

I'm not a mechanic but I f
ind the diagnostics side of things very interesting and your videos are great to watch.
I'm learning quite a bit, I think. I recently bought a used car and within a week the engine light came on. We had the car diagnostics done and It was I think a PO441 fault on the EVAP system. Luckily the car was bought from a main dealer and it's been sorted under the warranty that came with the car. That is how I came to find your channel and now I've found myself watching more and more. Thanks for the great tutorials, would you recommend a general member of the public owning a code reader or should it really be left to the technicians always. If it's a good idea what would you recommend, I wouldn't want a full works one due to cost but would pay a little more than basic for a better recommended one.

@kevinsteele8613 says:

That's a gm for you.

@abdullahalwahashi2291 says:

Excellent video .. but its passage is fast on live data

@OzMechanics says:

Hold up!!!!! Where can I get these pants that spit out car parts ?

@dwaynes5983 says:

I found same problem when putting gas in. Would not take it. Disconnect hose for a emergency untill part came in.

@f1ghtkn1ght95 says:

Thanks man!!! Good short

@mikedickman6369 says:

Great video. Would love to see follow up

@calholli says:

But how do you know your filler neck isn't fully of spiders? Think about it

@djosbun says:

Nice, quick simple short video! I love the longer videos but these are also beneficial!

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