EVAP Code Fix PO452, pressure sensor AS302 replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
  • This video explains how to replace the pressure sensor, part #AS302 or 16238399 to fix the evap code PO452. Also may fix PO446 PO453 and more? This is on a Silverado pickup, but also relates to many more GM vehicles.

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  • @kevinarmstrong864
    @kevinarmstrong864 4 года назад +1

    Same with me changed the pump and not pressure sensor instant code luckfor me i took the box off to get to the pump and hadn't put it back on so changing sensor was easy .also check fuel lines for rot while you have tank access thanks for video

    • @ucanduitdude2317
      @ucanduitdude2317  4 года назад

      I thought about taking the box off. Not sure which way is harder... Ha ha... Good suggestion on checking for bad lines, especially on older vehicles.

  • @artramirez3506
    @artramirez3506 5 лет назад +1

    I need to replace my 2003 Tahoe fuel pressure sensor also. Thanks for the informative video.

  • @spyromcfarfenugen
    @spyromcfarfenugen 5 лет назад +1

    Bout to do this on my 98 s10 i guess.
    Thank you for the video Sir

  • @jackfrost6902
    @jackfrost6902 5 лет назад +3

    Are these sensors supposed to be replaced when the fuel pump is replaced? Just recently had my fuel pump replaced and shortly after my check engine light came on with a code p0452 evap. Emission control system pressure low but not sure what that means or if replacing it would fix it. Oh and it cost me almost $1000 for this.

    • @ucanduitdude2317
      @ucanduitdude2317  5 лет назад

      Many fuel pump assembly's come with that sensor included, some don't. Replacing that sensor did fix my codes, but that code could be caused by several different things? If you paid that much, take it back and tell them you want it fixed correctly (no codes).

    • @cain1160
      @cain1160 5 лет назад +4

      i believe you got ripped off.

  • @ivejennyts5318
    @ivejennyts5318 5 лет назад +1

    I ran the code reader on my 98 blazer yesterday and got the same code
    It's an emmission sensor

  • @kimwilliams9062
    @kimwilliams9062 3 года назад

    What tools did u need to take the old valve off top tank

    • @ucanduitdude2317
      @ucanduitdude2317  3 года назад +1

      It's been awhile but I think it just pulls/snaps out. Put a screwdriver under and pry up. It has a wide o-ring ribbed gasket that holds it in.

    • @kimwilliams9062
      @kimwilliams9062 3 года назад

      @@ucanduitdude2317 okay thanks gonna do mines tomorrow

    • @lstruggy
      @lstruggy Год назад

      @@ucanduitdude2317 if I take it to the shop to get the pressure sensor replaced how much would it usually cost?

  • @kirbyroad5743
    @kirbyroad5743 6 лет назад +1

    I bought a pump online and it came with a pressure sensor, but while the pump worked fine the sensor was shot. So gotta drop that tank AGAIN.

  • @jryoung4961
    @jryoung4961 6 лет назад +1

    Did it clear?

    • @ucanduitdude2317
      @ucanduitdude2317  6 лет назад +1

      It did clear, and didn't come back on. I did have a PO442 code come up a couple months later, but I think maybe that's my gas cap? I cleared that one and no codes since then.