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'20 Ford Escape - EVAP Vent Circuit Code P0446 - Green & Crusty
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
- In this video I have a look at a customer's 2020 Ford Escape with the big 1.5 turbo that has an engine light on with a P0446 "Evaporative Emission Control System (EVAP) Vent Control Circuit." It also has a couple of other EVAP codes that popped up at the same time. Let's see what the issue is.
-Enjoy!
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“Got to flip the car upside down” 😂😂😂
I had to pause the video while I digested that.
Yep had me giggling too.
Same 😂😂
It was a slow burn for me. I chuckled, then 30 seconds later it hit me again and I chuckled. Then a couple minutes later, I laughed. Then I looked at the comments and laughed again.
I love the joy you get when pissing off the RUclips Trolls. Always good to see Mrs. O too.
I love it when Eric is roasting the trolls, it's freaking awesome!!
Flip the car upside-down, this made my day. Thank you
Ivan should be proud of you, no parts required.
But instead Ivan is probably ashamed of Eric because he used butt connectors.
Ok the turbo sound effects made this video a gem from the gate lmao
Although your vids are great ,we always appreciate Mrs O coming to save the day
No better way to start my day, than a coffee, and a video from SMA. If you aren't having fun, you're working.
Auto makers should pay you a consulting fee for your excellent diagnosis. You are a very good role model for others to follow.
In a way, they do pay him. They keep building junk to ensure job security.
In an age of free everything.It's a breath of fresh air to see Eric.Working hard to provide an important service to the community
Free everything? Where do you live where everything is free? I want to move there!
Scotland… where I live…
It’s free…
But not everything is actually ‘free’..
Not sure where the fear of king cobras comes from but it was hilarious..😎 you have a knack for making something that would be absolutely boring to watch very entertaining and educational for us diy’ers.
Thanks!
… was waiting for: “Why don’t you engineer a response down there in the comment section…” 🙂 Nice money shot! Always nice when Mrs. O makes an appearance.
Oh jeez, what a good one! Green crusties, "get a tissue ready", hot chocolate in the bay, Mrs. O just up from a nap, not making the segue given 'engineer" as lead-in. I'm watching this one again.
Another shop would have installed a new vent valve, then the purge, then a new cannister valve, then charged you to smoke it, might even have dropped the tank to "inspect" the sending unit. The world is filled with parts cannon changers but few can actually perform a diagnostic on the circuit. Good work Eric O, even without the glasses you found it.
The other shop would have also scratched the roof when they flipped it upside down to work on it per instructions!!!
Have a great day Rick.
-KB
Ford dealer would have quoted a new PCM at $4500
Dirt and debris ?
Time for the shop vacoom😆
fuck electrical
💯
We like to see Mrs O because then we know all is right with the world. Plus, she has great suggestions.
Not sure why I get sucked into watching you diagnose car problems. Too bad the car repair world doesn't have more guys like you that diagnose things instead of just parts swappers.
Sipping my coffee, eating a breakfast sandwich, watching Mr O's video, equals a pretty good start to the day.
Eric O straight killin’ it on content lately. My guy is the money shot whisperer.
Is it too early to have a cocktail while watching a moneyshot? 🍻🥃🍸
I think not! Bravo Eric O!
You know, Eric, it just goes to show how powerful your channel is as a platform. I would be willing to bet some engineer at Ford saw the videos you posted and immediately got the idea to move the battery to afford better service on these Ford Escapes. GREAT VIDEO!
That’s because he’s an influencer!😂
I bet you are correct Sir. Although I bet the engineer goes to work and asks for a raise saying I conducted a survey and out of 1000 people they all said I love the car, it's perfect (sarcasm) I just wish you would move the battery,,,and bam he is a hero
@@huntley513 Absolutely! I couldn't agree more!
I've had a 13 & 17 . took too long to move it. Don't know if I will get another one.
While I love Eric O, I somehow doubt that a video he released in 2024 influenced the engineering of a vehicle built about 5 years before that release.
Hi Mrs. O. We miss you!!😉
I feel fortunate as one of the RUclips people being brought along always educational.
I'm no engineer, but I am a genuine Mr. Fix-it. 😊
Green crusties just don't have a chance with you sniffing around, Mr O. SMA is where automotive problems cease to be. Always a pleasure seeing the quality of your work. And if a troll gets a little bit tweeked, that’s a good day, too. 😅
If that is Mrs O looking rough then Eric is the luckiest man on earth lol
He got away with it too,the hot chocolate may have ended up in certain places,he lucky 😅
she never looks rough, great stuff thanks.
Man, you made that look easy! Great job. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Eric; tech tip; I use a seam splitter from a sewing kit to open up harnesses. Cuts the tape without risking cutting insulation of the wires.
Great job as always. The best down to earth car repair person. No bull. Unlike a lot of other creatures. Have a great day.
@11:45 the stone in the palm of your hand thing, i felt that man, i felt that. :P
Hi Eric want to thank you for your videos on repairing 4 wheel drive trucks. Took mine in and mechanic said I need a new transfere case. All the problem was a 15 amp fuse had blown. With out your video I would have never known where to look.
You saved me thousands of dollars. THANK YOU
👍
Another great bird dog hunt for finding the broken wire!
" how did my big fat nose miss that"...... because you don't see with your nose, that's why !
I just Really love watchiing these videos from Eric.
"My favorite part of the day...pissin people off"......Classic Eric O.
I bet Ford saved at least .01 per vehicle by not covering that gap in the wiring cover. Always providing value to the customer!
Love the Mrs O cameos. Good job Eric. We do not see these issues in the lower mainland. Only if the customer does alot of winter activity in the mountains. We do repair a ton of rodent chew damage all year.
Checking the ground and power usually gets that sniffer going in the right direction! Great job Eric! You make it look too easy‼️
Getting a bit saucy putting the money shot in the thumbnail, eh? Think about the children!
Between that and looking for the crack AFTER the money shot seems to be a bit out of order.
Eric is obviously a fan of Ave's channel. I knew exactly what he wanted to say. lol
Great comment …lol
😂
NSFW
Hey Eric O just wanted to say I’ve learned so much about the non mechanical side of vehicles from watching your channel and you are a great mechanic. I couldn’t get your quality of work anywhere I live so don’t worry about the intenet warriors. Most cant change their own tires
Always good when Mrs. O stops in.
Eric O’s “Mighty Fine Glasses” a must tool as we get younger…🤭
Another great video. Love the banter between you and Mrs. O.
Great video and diagnostic as always. Thank you for taking us along. Much appreciated. Have a great weekend
Mrs. O looking good as usual.
Eric, most people are presbyoptic by age 45. Since you were born in 1979 you will be that age this year. I think you should accept that. GREAT VIDEO!
I is an engineer and just love the way Eric diagnoses and narrows down the problem. I fixed an overheat situation in a Camry after watching a video. Good ole thermostat!! Makes me happy to live in SoCal where we don't have an opportunity to accumulate mud or salt!!
Let the haters hate. Your shop, your repair lol. I've used crimp connectors professionally since 1989. Jeez, people let it go. Stay safe, and God bless
I love the crimp and seal connectors. Such an improvement over a standard connector for automotive use.
@Ghauster I used to use crimp and seal, with heat shrink, then tape, then loom, and then more tape, just to piss people off 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂@@zeke1eod
crimp connectors suck, but they're better than "wifi" connections. lol
South Main Auto LLC, This video is fantastic! I liked it a lot!
This is a lot like the debate about epoxy covered rebar. When it first came out people logically thought it would prevent water contact with the steel and slow rust. What happened is water found its way in, and the epoxy prevented it from draining or evaporating away. So, rust happened just as often, despite the extra expense of the epoxy. The epoxy also had a way of concealing rust making it harder to identify. Plastic covered body parts are in the same category, they are cosmetic barriers that hold dirt and moisture against vulnerable parts.
You "am" a good mechanic. Champion O' Chia! Thanks Mr. O.
very good demonstration! Nice to see I'm not the only dirt road salt eating tech. I would have followed up with a purge and seal test as well. It only takes a few minutes. Its possible the current circuit code was preventing the vent solenoid bidirectional test.
I like the Starbrite electrical varnish, the kind made of MEK, the one that smells like colors for reinforcing slightly chafed wires and for sealing off any potential crimper marks in a crimp and seal, or if you are feeling bad for doing the ol hokey pokey and don't want to leave holes in the wiring to turn onto green blobs .. its also great for gluing connectors with busted locking tabs together, not permanent, but it wont just jiggle loose either.
Morning coffee with Eric and Vanessa.😊
Thanks to Mrs. O for suggesting the improvement to prevent the exact same thing from happening again!
Leak DTC's on late model Ford vehicles are also commonly tied to the capless filler, where the flap doesn't seal. I have to oil mine (spray oil down the neck) every few weeks, clear the code and I'm good again until the fuel washes off the oil and the flap starts leaking air. The capless system is dumb. Now we can't just replace a cap because its not sealing.
"I'm no engineer, but I am intelligent regardless."
Another A+ video !! I like the new battery placement. Not thrilled with the fuzzy cardboard
You are hawk eye
Some green here on cabel
From a young man (68) in Sweden
I have learn a lot from you
to find electric things and grounding
and green things around cabels
Thanks 👌
Mrs O has the toughest Job , supervising you
Eric, you’re a diagnostician extraordinaire!
I’ve never seen so many green crusty broken wires as I have on your channel. Here in the PRC (Calif.) we routinely drive cars a lot longer than your “Old rotted cars” and just don’t have those problems. Great work again!
Since I've started watching your videos it has really accelerated my diagnostic capabilities and I'm sure I'm not the only one, but I hit a wall with resistance in wires and was struggling to wrap my head around it when you have full voltage then plug a module in and the voltage drops, now I understand that resistance can't handle load and that was all thanks to you but I noticed you don't have any videos teaching that lesson with a multi meter you just go straight for the test load and prove it candle handle the load, so please Mr. O make a video for the next young fella bc when I was trying to figure it out I went straight to your videos digging for guidance! Love you! Thanks for the lessons!
The green crusties strike again. But wait! The "KING OF CRUSTIES KILLER" Mr. O to the rescue and the crusties are foiled again! (Audience applause at this point)
All kidding aside...... GOOD ONE MR. O! Nice to see Mrs. O today.
I would have added.....Enter Mrs.O who gives him a smootch on the cheek while joyfully proclaiming "My hero" "Saving the world without a cape" (More audience applause and whistles) Camera fades, announcer says "tune in tomorrow for another money shot" then close out theme song begins to play, roll credits
Those covers underneath are issues for everyone who does dirt roads. My old 04 GMC Z71 had skid plates underneath it...someone opted for upgrade, thick ones, thank goodness cause I slid those things many times when a dirt road fell out from underneath me..loggers tore up those roads I hunted on to the point, at times, you went down a road for from 1/3 mile to over 4 miles, tires digging in, underneath belly scrubbing along as you ran thru the old ruts. Anyway, after one very muddy hunting season, I took my old Z in for an oil change. Young kid, bless his heart, raises it up on the lift, starts removing the skid plate to get to the oil drain, SPLAT...huge Alabama red clay mud wad the size of your head falls right ON his face. Swearing, yelling, all the expected sounds came from the service bay. Dude hadn't been working changing oil for more than a couple months maybe, and I come along and teach him the hard lesson to, LOOK before you drop covers....LOL. Service writer and 4 other tech in the shop come out where I am, laughing hysterically...I knew all of them personally for years...thanking me for the great lesson I just brought to the new guy. I bet he never did that again. Those skid plates can hold quite a large amount of mud when you drove in mud like I did, and many others, while on a hunting outing on a logging road. Watch the face and look before you just start dropping a cover...lesson learned...LOL. Cheers.
Finally got my own “money shot” today. Faulty parking sensor wiring after a previous accident 👍🏻😁😁
You always have great Videos an different models that is impressive and a little humor added I got a good chuckle The money light is on
I really would like some vehicle engineers to chime in an defend or support the idea that engineers should have to work on stuff they design!!
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Oh, I hear you on have to work on first 1000 or so. Would stop some of this crap. I work on appliances and you would not believe some of the stuff I run into.
A 2020 with green crusties already :/ dang, great video like always eric 🙌
only made of the highest quality parts! 🙄
Your turbo sounds are always spot on.
The Ford Escaped with a good repair. 👍
If i was local to SMA id just bring my truck to him for all the maintenance,because id trust him to work on it.Nice job as always Eric and Mrs.O 😁
With all due respect, even "looking rough", Mrs. O is one hot cup of cocoa 😅
Eric, You Did It Again 👏👏👏👏 Bravo !!!
Ta-Dah!! Congrats to Mrs O for the help!
I've noticed in my years of turning wrenches, especially on the later models, the wire loom in some places the way it meets it has had the tendency to wear the insulation to expose the wire to get the good green crust or broken wire
Thanks for the video
Loved the video as always. You hunt crusty wires like a pig hunting truffles! I learn every time I watch.
That Fiber Liners are used for Sound Deadening.
I removed the Fender Liners from my Colorado and replaced them with Plastic Fender Liners.
i always look forward to how you weave in the transition part at the end of your videos. Always brings a smile to my face, but today I had to laugh out loud.
I'm laughing my ass off....." good thing it wasn't a king cobra". Eric one of the best features of your videos are the one liners😂😂😂
Could have I am an old experienced broken wire spotter Cheers Mr O you are the best.
Mrs O, just in time to save the day....again..... You are one lucky guy.
Another excellent vid mate
A new meaning to the term Green Vehicle. Some times green ain't so good.
Look forward to watching you vids, gives me hope when I have to repair my cars. Like you say if you can do it I can do it
Great vidéo, as usual, 876k members getting close to the big1 million. congratulation.
try somme contact lens, you will find the green crusties even faster. you are still the champ in that categorie.
Great catch - I would have walked past that a lot more times than it took you to dial in on the open ckt.!
Eric, the words you couldn’t get out is that you are an all around good guy who is brilliant.
That was great information about the current sensing circuit.
Hahahaha, working on the car kinda blind. Still found it took 5 minutes lomger. Nice job Mr O!!!
Along with the p0172 & p0175 codes, I also get the p0446 code on my ‘06 dodge ram 1500. Minding the rain, I will be looking for some green. Wouldn’t think down here in Texas it would be as prevalent but from all of your videos, you show sometimes the most simple solution beats throwing parts at it.
“Flip the car upside down.” 😂 sometimes i watch your channel just for the one-liners
Ima get one of those automobile barbecue skewers
Eric you're an excellent electronics technician as well as a all around auto mechanic.
I believe the fabric type material is supposed to help reduce road noise, but they really should cover it with plastic to keep the dirt, salt, and water off. But that'd cost them a few bucks and prevent rust that might make the vehicle have to be replaced sooner, so no surprise they don't care.
You are such a fortunate man with a good wife like Mrs O
She's a pretty luck lady for sure :)
it baffles me how some of these wires you find are broken lol i would also suggest using a sewing thread destitcher to open wire looms to prevent cutting into wires on accident and if your feeling rich snap on makes there own part number SGTT4B anyways i love your video's and have actually helped me get a couple raises at my shop as a new tech learning the trade
Its the lighting! It was a few minuets spent checking the connector drag that should be done anyway. Nice work Eric!
My Autel won't active test 2011 Explorer, vent ,but the $60 Top Don will.
I like to use 12 gauge wire nuts on those types of wires and fill them up with silicone when I'm done. But always make sure you sinch it up tight with a zip tie when you're done.
There should be a symbol molded into those underbody panels that denotes the type of material they are made from.....Look for a triangle with an image of soda straws or plastic tableware from the plant cafeteria. ....somebody got an award for coming up with that material!
Ah the morning money shot, what a way to start the day😊
😂 yes indeed😅
Watching your video's makes me want to get back in the business.
Also just a passing thought when you and Mrs. O were debating who's thunder. It made me think of that scean in the last Thor movie where Natalie Portman comes flying in and has control of the hammer