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Thanks JFP. Yes this is my intent. Have them resolve the Evap leak and rclear the code.
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I've had this code for awhile. Changed the gas cap and problem still exist. I've read various forums on what could cause this and read up on them. I had no way of testing to pinpoint the issue so I brought it in to a Independent shop. They did a smoke test and could not find a leak. My only other option was the dealer so I took it in to Stevens Creek Porsche. They performed a smoke test and determined these parts to be faulty/leaking so they replaced the following parts: 1. 996-201-221-07 ACTVD CARBN CO 2. 996-605-201-01 SHUT-OFF VALVE 3. 996-605-213-01 CARBON CONT VA Codes were reset. After driving the car around for a few day (65 miles) the CEL came back on. P0455 and also a P0430. I'm almost certain these two are related. I am bringing the car back to the dealer and need to be prepared with what they may claim. Any advice ? Can an Evap leak cause the P0430? I'm also holding them responsible for the P0455 code. __________________
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Try 9386 Worked great. Thanks for the quick response
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Hello, I have a 2002 Boxster S CDR 220 and need the radio code. Model: BE 6625 Ser#: 15009365 Thanks Efren