evaporated emission system leak detected
Possible faults which could have caused your Dodge to trigger trouble codes
P0442 and P0455 have to do with the EVAP system. A smog repair station will
need to trace the EVAP leak and determine where the leak is at. Maybe
something as simple as a new clamp or hose (part of the EVAP system) is all
that's needed, or the problem may be more severe requiring the EVAP canister
or purge solenoid be replaced. The first step is to find out where the leak
is at. Note also, EVAP trouble codes have been known to set with faults as
simple as a loose gas cap. If your Dodge truck's check engine light recently
illuminated, you may want to insure the gas cap is tight and drive your
Dodge for a week or two. If the EVAP code was triggered due to a loose gas
cap, the light will turn off once the computer system realizes no real EVAP
fault/s exist. If tightening the gas cap does not turn off the check engine
light after two weeks, then certainly there is a defect somewhere within the
EVAP system, and a hands on diagnosis will be required.