There’s no such thing as a shop that’s going to take it right in. They’ll hold it hostage for months. Everyone here is backed up it’s insane. I have a professional diagnostic tool at home I’m going to first try and see if it’s something I may be able to troubleshoot and take care of myself. Thank you I appreciate the responseAgreed. Drive it home. Call a reputable shop in the morning and get on their schedule.
Exactally what I was thinking..Make sure the battery isn't getting weakKind of weird how 3 related codes and one seemingly unrelated code showed up at once. Maybe an old tired battery? These cars do weird things if your battery is weak. For me, my blinkers went nuts, even while driving and the battery being charged.
Just take your time, start with the most simple possible solutions first and work your way up. Really look over all the wiring to your AC components, hell even go poke at your fuel fill flap and make sure some gunk isn’t keeping it from sealing. I doubt anything serious is going on.
The p1450 is an old code I cleared it’s for a purge valve that’s minor I have the part just didn’t get a chance to install it. It’s like a 10 min installKind of weird how 3 related codes and one seemingly unrelated code showed up at once. Maybe an old tired battery? These cars do weird things if your battery is weak. For me, my blinkers went nuts, even while driving and the battery being charged.
Just take your time, start with the most simple possible solutions first and work your way up. Really look over all the wiring to your AC components, hell even go poke at your fuel fill flap and make sure some gunk isn’t keeping it from sealing. I doubt anything serious is going on.
I’m about to go out and scan it with my Autel professional device. I did clear the codes before I drove home last night and the check engine light didn’t come back on.What year car?
15-17s had problems with the evaporator leaking.
Otherwise you've got wiring problems somewhere or a leak somewhere else.
If your scan tool is good enough you may be able to command the compressor clutch on/off. That may rule out a wiring problem. If you have a set of manifold guages you can verify refrigerant pressures. Since you have a comm error there is a chance a weak battery could be the cause.
The 1450 is most likely the evaporative purge valve but could be the charcoal canister vent valve.