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996 C2 P0448 wont clear.

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YOUR RESEARCH996 C2 P0448 wont clear.

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Replace every sensor related

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Ive already changed every sensor related to the evap system including the tank�s vent valve and even the canister itself.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.
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Clean will cure a stuck valve

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Sometimes cleaning will cure a stuck valve.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.
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Leading evidence: 'Replace every sensor related' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Clean will cure a stuck valve' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Clean will cure a stuck valve

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Sometimes cleaning will cure a stuck valve.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.

Replace vent valve and are still getting the code

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If you replaced the vent valve and are still getting the code then it's possible that the wires that are shorted, or something's wrong with the computer.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.

Run crappy

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This valve won't effect how the car runs so I'm thinking that maybe the problem is that the purge valve is stuck open and the computer is mistakenly pointing toward the vent valve, a stuck purge valve will make it run crappy.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.
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Clean will cure a stuck valve

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Sometimes cleaning will cure a stuck valve.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.

Replace every sensor related

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Ive already changed every sensor related to the evap system including the tank�s vent valve and even the canister itself.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.

Replace vent valve and are still getting the code

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Suggestion

If you replaced the vent valve and are still getting the code then it's possible that the wires that are shorted, or something's wrong with the computer.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.

Run crappy

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Suggestion

This valve won't effect how the car runs so I'm thinking that maybe the problem is that the purge valve is stuck open and the computer is mistakenly pointing toward the vent valve, a stuck purge valve will make it run crappy.

996 C2 P0448 wont clear.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys. New to the forums but old reading your solutions. This time i need some input. My 2001 996 C2 has a P0448 code (Evaporative Emission Control System Vent Valve/Solenoid Circuit Shorted). Ive already changed every sensor related to the evap system including the tank�s vent valve and even the canister itself. There is no other code but the car still idles and runs like crap. Any help will be appreciated.

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If you replaced the vent valve and are still getting the code then it's possible that the wires that are shorted, or something's wrong with the computer. This valve won't effect how the car runs so I'm thinking that maybe the problem is that the purge valve is stuck open and the computer is mistakenly pointing toward the vent valve, a stuck purge valve will make it run crappy. The purge valve is the one that allows intake vacuum to flow through the EVAP system. I don't know exactly where in the engine compartment it's mounted. Find it and blow through it to see if it flows air, it should only flow when commanded by the computer, generally during cruising conditions. Sometimes cleaning will cure a stuck valve.

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