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Is this caused by a faulty fuel cap?johnholl 09-18-2008, 12:29 PM This is my scan report: Persons are indicating a faulty gas cap. Is there a quick manual check for the cap? I had the tank replaced last year...so we can rule the tank out. 1998 Chevy Malibu 3.1L engine State ODB Check MIL On P0440 Evap Emission Malfunction Codes found 1 Monitors ok 7 Monitors inc. 1 Monitors N/A 3 Monitor Status Misfire mon Ok Fuel sys mon ok Comp component Ok Catalyst mon Inc Heated catalyst Ok Evap system mon Ok Secondary air sys [not on this model year] N/A Ac refrig mon N/A O2 sense mon Ok O2 sennse htr Ok EGR sys mon ok FREEZE DATA * I believe the code was set when the engine was started. This is why RPM and MPH was recorded as zero Trouble code P0440 Evap Emissions Control Malfunction ABSLT TPS % 0.0 ENGINE SPEED RPM 0 CALC. LOAD 1.5 MAF GR\SEC 2.56 MAP kpa 36 COOLENT 196 degrees F ST FTRM1 % .8 LT FTRM1 % -7.7 VEHICLE SPEED MPH 0 FUEL SYS 1 OPEN [is this the problem?] FUEL SYS 2 N/A 73dartsport 09-19-2008, 10:44 AM my 2000 malibu had the same code a while back and all it was the gas cap wasnt tightened after a fill up. Searchlight 10-05-2008, 12:30 PM Try removing, inspecting, then re-tighten the gas cap. See if the light goes away. If not, replace it. They are only about $12-14 at Autozone. Make sure you tighten to three clicks and be advised that it can take a while for the light to go back out. It won't necessarily go out immediately after the fix; I believe it can require up to three complete drive cycles. Speedy_1234 10-09-2008, 07:26 PM Where you take the car for inspection some of them put like a pump on the gas cap and they tell you if it good or not vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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