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beeoohtee:
No! I haven't bought more than my fuel can contain. I wonder the correlation with P0455 code. Thanks

aieromon:
If the tank is overfilled, fuel is likely to spill into the EVAP charcoal canister which degrades the charcoal and can cause the purge valve to fail. If the purge valve fails, fuel vapour cannot reach the engine and the ECU reads it as a large leak.

Usually, replacing the purge valve fixes the p0455 error code but one must avoid the bad habit of overfilling the fuel tank to preserve the lifespan of the EVAP canister. Discontinue filling the tank at the first click.

Clear code and see if it returns.

aieromon:
If the tank is overfilled, fuel is likely to spill into the EVAP charcoal canister which degrades the charcoal and can cause any of the valves/solenoids to fail. If it fails, fuel vapour cannot reach the engine and the ECU reads it as a large leak.

Usually, replacing the EVAP purge valve fixes the p0455 error code but one must avoid the bad habit of overfilling the fuel tank to preserve the lifespan of the EVAP canister. Discontinue filling the tank at the first click.

urshawmoore:
Good evening sir . I’m having similar issues with my 2006 Honda Civic. Wondering if you can send me your number so I can call. This car is just 1 year old. Got it from Canada. Thank you very Much.

dicksonadams:
Do you have any check engine light

urshawmoore:
No check engine light.

beeoohtee:
Thank you for your contributions. I have changed radiator ECT sensor. Fuel economy has slightly improved

Treadway:
op, the Ect sensor you changed, i'm guessing it is the one visible at the top close to the engine. That is the wrong one. The car has two, there is one at the bottom of the radiator, get that one replaced and you're home free, your engine will start just fine at cold start and your fuel economy will improve. From a honda civic user who also changed the top one thrice but the code kept returning before i eventually discovered the car had another attached to the radiator base. Cheers

Ps: shey na from me you buy Autel MS309 ni..lol. I sell/distribute the product, including to buyers from here on nland. If it was bought/sent from Ibadan, then na me. OK bye

morawo01:
Sir, I have the same issue with my Honda Civic 2007. where and how much did you get the ect sensor under the radiator, please?

morawo01:
Sir, I have the same issue with my Honda Civic 2007. where and how much did you get the ect sensor under the radiator, please?

morawo01:
Sir, I have the same issue with my Honda Civic 2007. where and how much did you get the ect sensor under the radiator, please?

honsule:
reading this thread in October, 2024 because i just bought Honda civic 2007

Kewtt:
It's a beautiful car for city runs. Just city runs.

Kewtt:
Have you gotten yours? I have same issue

Yemzeel:
Where you able to the solution to yours mine just started high rate fuel consumption

orobosa26:
Good evening all, I'm experiencing massive high fuel consumption on my civic 2006 Europe spec. Fuel consumption was normal until I changed my fuel pump and injector nozzles, that's when d problem started I just changed my spark plugs and still experiencing same issues. Kindly help

beeoohtee:
I wanna appreciate everyone for their contributions
The fuel economy has improved slightly by 20%.
Highway drive fuel economy with AC is now estimated as 21MPG

Maintenance Update
1. ECT radiator sensor has been replaced
2. Thermostat has been installed.

BTW...
The scan code P0455 was detected recently. Attached herewith is the code illustration.
I have replaced the fuel tank cap but the code still persist.

Please AUTO GURUS, what can be done to fix the error code on my 2006 honda civic?

Nazzyauri:
I am facing the same issue, where u able to fix urs?