P0411 CEL
#1
Thread Starter
P0411 CEL
I know there have been many treads about P0411 and adding intakes. I hit an armadillo a few months ago and recently got my bumper, radiator, and ac condenser replaced. Well a couple of days later CEL. P0411. I have checked every hose that I can find and still no luck. I can reset the CEL with my OBDII reader but it comes back in a few days.
Also an interesting note is while my car is idle, the heater does not blow out hot air. Once I start moving and have a few more RPMs there is hot air coming out. The only thing I can think of is that there is a hose pinched somewhere and it has to have the RPMs up to make it past the restriction. Again, I can't find the problem.
I remember a post that had pictures of all the hoses for P0411 but I have searched and could not find it.
Can you guys help me out. It sucks to go out and start the car in the cold to warm up, and the heater not work until after I start going.
Thanks,
Dale
Also an interesting note is while my car is idle, the heater does not blow out hot air. Once I start moving and have a few more RPMs there is hot air coming out. The only thing I can think of is that there is a hose pinched somewhere and it has to have the RPMs up to make it past the restriction. Again, I can't find the problem.
I remember a post that had pictures of all the hoses for P0411 but I have searched and could not find it.
Can you guys help me out. It sucks to go out and start the car in the cold to warm up, and the heater not work until after I start going.
Thanks,
Dale
#5
Thread Starter
I was hoping for some pictures (searched but could not find of vacuum system connections) or some insight into the heater problem, not a description of the CEL.
#6
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Being that the air bump is directly behind the bumper, the problem may be there.
Be sure the white check valve (1) is going the right direction...
Be sure the white check valve (1) is going the right direction...
#7
Registered User
Originally Posted by Billman250,Dec 20 2007, 09:27 PM
Being that the air bump is directly behind the bumper, the problem may be there.
Be sure the white check valve (1) is going the right direction...
Be sure the white check valve (1) is going the right direction...
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#8
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Originally Posted by Kermdaddy,Dec 20 2007, 06:21 PM
I was hoping for some pictures (searched but could not find of vacuum system connections) or some insight into the heater problem, not a description of the CEL.
#10
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Originally Posted by Billman250,Dec 20 2007, 06:27 PM
Being that the air bump is directly behind the bumper, the problem may be there.
Be sure the white check valve (1) is going the right direction...
Be sure the white check valve (1) is going the right direction...