Subject	It's not a dangerous code.
Posted by	TriniTT on December 18, 2012 at 9:40 AM
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In Reply To	1996 Code 87 Evap help posted by Zeke21 on December 18, 2012 at 06:46 AM
Message	There are several connectors/solenoids on the ds near the fuse block that could cause you to throw this code. Check all the connectors in that area. Make sure you have no vacuum leaks in any of the 142+ vacuum lines in that area. A third offender could be your gas cap, try to open the cap and see if it's holding pressure. In the same area, there's a solenoid accessible near the ds rear wheel well that can throw that code, check vacuum lines and connectors there as well. Cheers, JBrobst "A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing." George Bernard Shaw
Follow Ups	1996 Code 87 Evap help - Zeke21 06:46:06 12/18/12 It most likely needs a new solenoid valve. - Summeronthechain (MN) 07:37:19 12/18/12 Re:I have the same issue as well! - miloz 18:22:23 12/18/12 It's not a dangerous code. - TriniTT 09:40:46 12/18/12 Sorry, I left out the most important part. - TriniTT 10:00:31 12/18/12 Not to worry it will pass an emission test also. The code - craigz96tt 15:17:44 12/18/12 Re: Not to worry it will pass an emission test also. The code - Zeke21 16:16:48 12/18/12 False. OBD II will fail automatically with any CEL. (n/m) - johnnysombrero 07:37:29 12/19/12 Why? Do they look for codes even if MIL can't be seen? (n/m) - craigz96tt 10:02:26 12/19/12 Yes. Basically, looks for code 55. Bulb can be removed. (n/m) - johnnysombrero 11:57:29 12/19/12 Thanx for letting me know (n/m) - craigz96tt 13:30:51 12/19/12
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