p0498 - evap canister solenoid valve 2 (n115): signal too low
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p0498 - evap canister solenoid valve 2 (n115): signal too low
Hello, hope you’re well!
I recently failed emissions because of the following issue:
p0498 - evap canister solenoid valve 2 (n115): signal too low
Can someone confirm what powers the evap canister solenoid? Is it the Fuel Pump Control Module (e.g., https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/find/2018-chevrolet-malibu-fuel-pump-control-module.c5506)?
I replaced the following in hopes of solving the problem:
- Vapor Canister, including the Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid
- Canister Purge Valve
At this point, from my research it’s 1) wiring (not sure I can find root cause given my knowledge/ experience) or 2) the PCM (powertrain control module.
That said, when I spoke w my dealer Parts rep, he said that it’s powered by the the Fuel Pump Power Control Module (https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/find/2018-chevrolet-malibu-fuel-pump-control-module.c5506).
Can someone please help me confirm what powers the component in question? Before I take it in to the dealership, I’d like to rule out if it’s the Fuel Pump Control Module, which I understand is in the trunk and easy to replace.
Thank you. 🙏
I recently failed emissions because of the following issue:
p0498 - evap canister solenoid valve 2 (n115): signal too low
Can someone confirm what powers the evap canister solenoid? Is it the Fuel Pump Control Module (e.g., https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/find/2018-chevrolet-malibu-fuel-pump-control-module.c5506)?
I replaced the following in hopes of solving the problem:
- Vapor Canister, including the Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid
- Canister Purge Valve
At this point, from my research it’s 1) wiring (not sure I can find root cause given my knowledge/ experience) or 2) the PCM (powertrain control module.
That said, when I spoke w my dealer Parts rep, he said that it’s powered by the the Fuel Pump Power Control Module (https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/find/2018-chevrolet-malibu-fuel-pump-control-module.c5506).
Can someone please help me confirm what powers the component in question? Before I take it in to the dealership, I’d like to rule out if it’s the Fuel Pump Control Module, which I understand is in the trunk and easy to replace.
Thank you. 🙏
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Hello, hope you’re well!
I recently failed emissions because of the following issue:
p0498 - evap canister solenoid valve 2 (n115): signal too low
Can someone confirm what powers the evap canister solenoid? Is it the Fuel Pump Control Module (e.g., https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/fi...module.c5506)?
I replaced the following in hopes of solving the problem:
- Vapor Canister, including the Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid
- Canister Purge Valve
At this point, from my research it’s 1) wiring (not sure I can find root cause given my knowledge/ experience) or 2) the PCM (powertrain control module.
That said, when I spoke w my dealer Parts rep, he said that it’s powered by the the Fuel Pump Power Control Module (https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/fi...l-module.c5506).
Can someone please help me confirm what powers the component in question? Before I take it in to the dealership, I’d like to rule out if it’s the Fuel Pump Control Module, which I understand is in the trunk and easy to replace.
Thank you. 🙏
I recently failed emissions because of the following issue:
p0498 - evap canister solenoid valve 2 (n115): signal too low
Can someone confirm what powers the evap canister solenoid? Is it the Fuel Pump Control Module (e.g., https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/fi...module.c5506)?
I replaced the following in hopes of solving the problem:
- Vapor Canister, including the Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid
- Canister Purge Valve
At this point, from my research it’s 1) wiring (not sure I can find root cause given my knowledge/ experience) or 2) the PCM (powertrain control module.
That said, when I spoke w my dealer Parts rep, he said that it’s powered by the the Fuel Pump Power Control Module (https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/fi...l-module.c5506).
Can someone please help me confirm what powers the component in question? Before I take it in to the dealership, I’d like to rule out if it’s the Fuel Pump Control Module, which I understand is in the trunk and easy to replace.
Thank you. 🙏
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