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Old 24th August 2006, 17:48   #1
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TEV Fault Code?

Does anyone know what the "TEV functional fault" code is and how to fix it?

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Ard's answer

TEV = Evap, fuel tank vent / purge valve

Per Peake code look up..

i.e.at some time in the past you had a CEL light due to the gas cap not being on all the way
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