evap leak dodge ram 1500 v8 2001 p0455 p0442 p1494

shows where to look when troubleshooting your dodge ram for an evap leak

[@michaelst.arnold8006]

Thanks for the video I like how you pointed out where the hoses are all at. Thank you 😎

[@markmartin3152]

Excellent video. You are the type of person that prevents other guys from getting parts they don’t need, or getting taken advantage of by an unscrupulous mechanic. We are all suffering money wise out here and I’d just like to say “thanks for the heads up”. Peace be with you and go with God my brother. 👍👍

[@guadaluperuiz6413]

Its 2023 ive had my 01 ram 1500 bought it with the evap leaks and never fixed it. Now it got worse cause it’s draining fuel like a semi. I have had the truck for 5 yrs. Can’t believe it took me this long to find out where the evap lines were. Im going to try to fix this. Thank you so much for the great video

[@towNdrift12v]

Thank you very much for the time you took to make this! Several years later this is still relevant! 🙏🏽

[@Truthaholic1]

“You can just go screw off” so funny! Love it!!!!!

[@wilborth5th]

Vacuum leaking it’s a complicated thing if you let it go or stay, my Dodge is giving me the code p0505 which is the air control valve but when I replaced it I still had the code, then a friend told me you have a vacuum leak but I wasn’t getting any evap codes and he said trust me, sure enough several hoses were broken replaced all of them mad at myself and then engine light and codes off, man I tell you I went fishing for a week just to celebrate, that headache lasted almost three years is like being in jail for a crime you didn’t commit, uffffff fried fish for dinner

[@robertcasey3528]

I've been fighting a EVAP leak on my 2001 for 4 years now

[@wadet73]

This helped me out on a 2001 Durango in 2021! Your video allowed me to be able to see what I can't without dropping the tank. Thanks for the video!

[@johnsouthern4428]

nice video dude both connections the one by the firewall and the one under the side of my truck were busted my truck was back firing like a madman and that was the answer thanks

[@JR-mv2tb]

I know this is an old post, but it helped me identify a hose that was dangling under my truck. I found that it went to the evap canister, but didn't know where is came from, until this video. Thanks!

[@thehappyhoof]

I really appreciate you making this video, thank you!

[@jcat5150]

Thanks for the post man. I just pulled this code from my Dodge (my rig's even the same color as yours...lol). Now that I know it's nothing that will leave me stranded and can wait until the weekend, I'm gonna do just that but this weekend I'll try to run it down, and yes, everyone can screw off if they don't appreciate your video!

[@tscooter22]

I forgot to thank the uploader for this video. Thank you VERY much, mate! I'll take some of that snow! St. Louis has been getting ripped off lately. No good severe thunderstorms or snow in the last couple of years. heh

[@ninjalo9628]

I'm now having this issue and now I know what all to check. Nice informative vid and thanks.

[@dkaighen]

wow! So Helpful! My 2001 had a cracked/busted hose end right at the same place you said yours had. Thanks for helping me find the problem

[@kennandlal3943]

Thanks made it much easier for me...very simple to follow

[@karenpeaden8379]

this was so helpful. ..thanks for showing us the hoses..

[@jumpingheartspartyrentals]

Thanks for the video, we replace the engine on one of our trucks, but we did not reconnect the hoses properly in those valves that you show at the beginning of your video, you just save me $$$$ with this info... thanks again...

[@kabuki-gg6dl]

great video, very helpful and easy to follow.thanks

[@dafashoso3442]

Very helpful man!! Thats exactly what I needed to know, the evap line that goes to the rear canister. Thx for posting this vid!!

[@williamensminger9892]

yes, the gas tank rollover is a multi hose block. The small nipples are prone to break off. Mine was one that went up to gascap compartment. I bought a short metal brake line, cut it & inserted into both tube/block connector and JB welded. Strong!

[@raymondboots6089]

Cool, very helpful. Thank you very much and have a great day!

[@richiekow3180]

Thanks brother. By watching yours & a couple others vids I know what to look for. I'll let ya know how I fixed my leak(s) whenever I can get to it. Btw your truck pretty clean underneath for living with snow as I do.

[@JChapp-mj3yk]

Thank you, good insight and description.

[@robert-wr9xt]

Very helpful. Thanks man.

[@atlhammer]

Thanks for making this video 🙂👍🏻🇺🇸

[@charlesfoster3865]

That was very helpful, thank you.

[@Anthony-tg9vs]

Way cool video , I see its 10 years old but still helps, Ive got a evap leak that i cant find for the past 2 years on my Dodge. Ive swaped so many parts and still have a PO442 code. Ive even taken it to 3 different mechanics and they tell me to sell the truck , screw them! But Im lost on this evap problem.

[@THEKONADREAMER50]

Thanks for the tour very useful !

[@abrahamiguez]

Good job " !! My friend " !! 👍

[@louismartinez8962]

Appreciate your very good input sir! Very good perspective, enjoyed the video, made me laugh at the beginning. Funny!

[@UZI9MMAUTO]

Thanks much!

[@RandyRuizvideomedia]

awesome!! thanks.

[@jesusquezada8476]

Good stuff!

[@Jake-tq2vr]

When the truck first started acting up, did it sound like a air hose spraying when you pushed on the gas pedal? Then went away? High rpms 2 thousand rpm

[@newbeginnings9457]

I like this guy! " you can go screw off" 😂😂😂

[@EricBoeckh]

Bro! you are the man!😄

[@srwilliams3844]

Thanks big help!!!👍

[@carlosalvarez6688]

Helpful indeed

[@slief]

Funny but I was looking for a video showing the Evap system on the Dodge Ram and happened across your video. I then noticed your youtube name.. My last name is Leif.

[@hugoaguas1]

Hell yeah brother, you make all the videos you want. Fu$# it. 😂😂

[@justbustertoday9572]

Where does that one go to on the engine block area?

[@rodburnsakabyteme9809]

thanks

[@abumzbum1869]

Would evap leak cause stalling? I’m having stalling out problems and shows up as Evap.

[@mplscarsales6652]

Lol I’m missing my gas cap left it at the last gas station on my way to buy a new one

[@angeloyourreflection9331]

Thank you very much for your video I really appreciate your help! I have a p0455 & P0442 on my 2003 Dodge Caravan SE and Idk where both these leaks are at and not having a smoke machine makes it harder to find. Can you help me please?

[@leif9555]

sorry i'm not actually a mechanic

[@efti_7solid454]

Great 👍

[@mikeken7325]

lol it helped u the man

[@pantsonfire666]

the box with the two hoses coming out of it in the end of the video is yer fuel pump

[@TheChicagOP]

lol no

[@trexnationxd1445]

How do you know where it's leaking can I test it

[@anthonylamb68]

seriously if you don't know it can be dangerous because you assume every house you see is related to EVAP you will wind up actually messing with a fuel line. and wind up leaking fuel and got forbid hurt someone

[@tscooter22]

That part you showed that costs $97, what is it called? I'm having a heck of a time finding replacement hoses and connectors online. I presume that isn't part of the canister, is it? From what I've been told, that boot connecter/joiner looks cracked (this is my employee's car).

[@leif9555]

I just used a generic hose and fittings from the auto store, and in not sure what that part is called

[@tscooter22]

I was wondering if that might be a possibility. Thanks for your reply, Leif a!! :thumbs up:

[@anthonylamb68]

that thing does not cost 97 dollars. you replace with a coupling or replacement house end which cost next to nothing. you can replace your entire EVAP system for that price

[@codylau7718]

Turns out my truck go the evap delete. haha. none of this is present anymore.

[@JL-ld2js]

Did you have any trouble accelerating before this was fixed?

[@leif9555]

No

[@crystalcrow5214]

Mine is burning gas same code

[@kushman250]

Too bad my ldp is under the #$@&!;£ truck

[@pauljohn6546]

Don’t worry about what people think. JESUS LOVES YOU..

[@trisa9625]

u are cute

[@anthonylamb68]

black box near fuel tank it's called fuel pump.. and a leak in the fuel line from cap would cause gas to literally leak as a liquid. I am embarrassed for you . if you have to guess while your trying to teach you don't know what your doing and shouldn't bother doing a video.. I'm not trying to be an asshole but needed to be said