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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / May 2006

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MIL   is on, possible causes?

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retiredusarmy - 01 May 2006 17:30 GMT
The MIL or check engine light on 2002 Voyager 4 cylinder came on three weeks
ago.  I took the car (mother in law's car) to local shop.  They read the
code and it said the gas tank sensor was reading loss of pressure.   I
bought her a new gas cap and cleared the reading.   Three days ago, the
light came back on.  My mechanic friend said he was not very familiar with
Voyagers (Chrysler).

Any clues beside taking it to dealer.  Nearest dealer is 75 miles away.

Thanks
hartless@hartless.com - 01 May 2006 18:11 GMT
It could be anything, with the fuel system if it is the Evaporative fuel
leak codes.

Tell me something, when you put on the gas cap, do you turn it enough to get
at least two to three clicks from the cap? That tells you it is on properly.
Also It will take about 5 good long drives for the code to clear, if that
was the problem.
retiredusarmy - 01 May 2006 18:54 GMT
Yes, I am fairly certain it is not the gas cap.  My wife and I filled up the
vehicle at the same time we put on the new gas cap.   I clicked it more than
enough.   300 miles later is when the light reappeared.    I am going to ask
around and see if anyone local has dealt with Chrysler fuel leak codes.   If
not, I will just make an appointment and drive the 75 miles and have the
dealer look at it.

It is a shame, it is a 2002 with 31,267 miles on it.  I told her that it is
not bad if the MIL is not blinking but she wants it fixed.

It could be anything, with the fuel system if it is the Evaporative fuel
leak codes.

Tell me something, when you put on the gas cap, do you turn it enough to get
at least two to three clicks from the cap? That tells you it is on properly.
Also It will take about 5 good long drives for the code to clear, if that
was the problem.

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maxpower - 01 May 2006 20:18 GMT
> The MIL or check engine light on 2002 Voyager 4 cylinder came on three weeks
> ago.  I took the car (mother in law's car) to local shop.  They read the
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> Thanks

Until you can tell us what the code was there really isn't much anyone cam
tell you. if it is a  "gas tank sensor" code, meaning sending unit it could
be a number of things.
If it is an evaporative leak you would have to perform a visual check of all
hoses, if there are no obvious problem then a smoke test will have to be
performed to find the leak.

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech
 
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