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heistation 850 1993

posted by  tmannian on  Wed May 18 15:35 CST 2011
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Well, its an NA so there goes your theory..

I'm betting your P0442 is the hoses by the rollover valve have separated. Its on the bracket that holds your fuel filter in (read: not the easiest thing to access on your AWD).

You could hook up an air supply to the hose that goes rearward at 5-10 psi and listen for the hissing as to where the leak is.


Can you teach my A/C to hold a charge like yours has? I'm thinking of replacing the evaporator, but I'm also thinking of replacing the car..

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