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1. Front Trunk 80% of the time will not open. Latch will not engage inside the car. The battery is new. 2. Start up the car and windshield and windows immediately fog up. It doesn't matter what the outside temperature is that day or if it had been raining or sunny. My car is not damp inside. The is not any strange odor when starting the car. I can't see to drive! Need a towel inside to wipe the water. No matter what settings I put the car on for Heat/AC/vents etc. it doesn't help or work for 15 minutes. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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P0455 Code on 2000 911
LynnF replied to LynnF's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
I will work on this tomorrow. Thanks for the ideas. Lynn -
I left my gas cap off and immediately the error code P0455 showed up. After reading the various posts I understand that I need to do the following: 1. verify that the gas cap seal is not damaged - buy a new gas cap. 2. check for small cracks on the OE cap. 3. reset the code. 1. and 2. appear to be okay and I will triple check. So, how do I reset the code? Thanks for any assistance. Lynn My poor excuse is finals week in grad school. Lame, very lame.