I'm a noob to this car as I just picked it up sight unseen.. so be gentle. Pre-inspection by a third party noted a CEL that turned out to be P0455. Dealer "fixed" the gas cap... and cleared it. Now that I own it, the CEL is back on and I'm only assuming the next "easy" fix would be the CPV. Does anyone know where the CPV is on the 2010 Roadster?
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12-20-2021 #1Enthusiast
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2010 P0455 Canister Purge Valve location
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12-20-2021 #2VOA Mamba Member
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Congrats again!
Great to see you here and following.Brian
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12-20-2021 #3Enthusiast
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Yeah man. Thanks for the insight so far. Not pleased about the "non-existent" oil leak before I took delivery. SMH.
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12-20-2021 #4Enthusiast
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Found it. Right under the Air Intake. Thanks Rob!
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12-21-2021 #5Enthusiast
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I'm here to help whenever you need it buddy. follow those lines make sure they are secure on both ends, no splits or anything in the lines.
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12-21-2021 #6Enthusiast
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I pm'd you my email. If you send me yours I will send you the service manual.
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