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    Default Throwing CEL Codes: Neon

    p0441:
    Evap Purge Flow Monitor
    Insufficient or excessive vapor flow detected during evaporative emission system operation.

    p0700:
    EATX Controller DTC Present
    This SBEC III or JTEC DTC indicates that the EATX or Aisin controller has an active fault and has illuminated the MIL via a J1850 (EATX) or SCI (Aisin) message. The specific fault must be acquired from the EATX via J1850 or from the Aisin via ISO-9141.

    ...any of ya'll know what the problem may be?

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    neons.org

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    later mike
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    wow......im trying to say tnanks...but i just cant seem to find the words

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    the evap system is a system that like when ur car sits especially on a hot day and the pressure builds up in the gas tank it has a place for the fumes to go instead of into the atmosphere like in older car. it saves the atmostsphere from damaging hydrocarbons(raw gas) and it has a charcoal canister that absorbs the raw gas and puts it back into the engine to burn it when the engine is running and so on and so on. it could be a couple thing that could cause that. two main things are does it have a gas cap and is it tight and do u top off ur tank when u get gas.

    the second thing im lost on lol dtc=diagnostic trouble code, mil=malfuction indicator lamp, cel=check engine light obviosuly. they all really mean the same thing. aisin is like a manufacturer stuff from what i know and it seems u have to have that kinda scan tool or something to get to it but manufacturer codes or special codes usually start with a 1.

    i hope that helps at all, good luck

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    yeah man, that really helped, i just didn't know what teh codes meant, ppreciate teh help man, you put me in the right direction, 60+ reps

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