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Old 09-13-2012, 02:11 AM   #15
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My ex didn't tighten the cap on her XB and it definately threw a CEL.
How long did it take? Does it take some miles before it came on or was it right away?
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How long did it take? Does it take some miles before it came on or was it right away?
Between 15 and 30 miles. Enough for the pressure in the tank to create a vacuum from the displaced gas.
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Between 15 and 30 miles. Enough for the pressure in the tank to create a vacuum from the displaced gas.
Cool...kinda what I figured...thanks for the info! :happy0180:
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Cool...kinda what I figured...thanks for the info! :happy0180:
That's backward, my brain was fried from studying. It is 15-30 but with the cap on the tank pressurizes. If the cap is off, it can't and the cel goes on.
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An easy answer is read the owners manual. Turn it till it clicks and release.
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