P1457 after shock install?

Pickles · Jun 9, 2015

Just installed rear Bilstein 4600's. They ride great, but now my '15 Ram 1500 is throwing p1457 - an EVAP code.

Double-ewe-tee-eff?

Any ideas?

sylver91 · Jun 9, 2015

Completely unrelated issue, unless you knocked or broke a vent hose while installing the kit which I seriously doubt.

Pickles · Jun 10, 2015

Took the truck into the dealer this morning - I'll update when I hear some news as to what the hell happened.

Pickles · Jun 10, 2015

Just got a call - I unplugged something on the fuel tank top while I was wiggling my fat hands over those wires on the driver's side shock.

Oh well - lesson learned.

sylver91 · Jun 10, 2015

Wow thats a new one for me.

W69DY · Jul 26, 2015

Just had the same thing to me!! I don't remember touching anything near the gas tank. It was getting dark so I'll check in the morning. I used the Intune to clear the code but nada. So yeah... Little pissed lol

W69DY · Jul 27, 2015

Just an update. Got it fixed. Pretty easy, it was the connection right behind the rear driver side shock. Must of bumped it pretty good to knock it loose. Plugged in and ran my Diablo tuner through the codes check. Cleared it and then she was good to go! Too easy!

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