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mikebaker3 02-24-2014 08:36 PM

P0443 OBD-II Code and Check Engine Light
 
I got a check engine light. Hooked up a code reader and found out code was P0443-Evaporative Emission Control System Purge Control Valve Circuit (from Jag Lovers.org OBD-II code list).


Anyone have an idea on where to look for this?

98 XJ8 02-25-2014 09:00 AM

What year and engine? I tried looking up a 1998 XJ8 4.0 V8 in All Data but didn't find a P0443 in the code list. A little more info on your vehicle and I could help you out better.

fredd60 02-25-2014 04:06 PM

P0443
 
P0443 is listed as purge valve.
You can find it on the firewall behind the throttle body, small cylinder with rubber hoses and electrical connections. The hoses sometimes develop cracks.

mikebaker3 02-25-2014 07:34 PM

Car is a 99 XJ8.


I will look at the purge valve and let you know what I find.

mikebaker3 03-02-2014 01:48 PM

2 Attachment(s)
I found what I think is the purge valve centered between the wiper motor and the rectangular electrical junction box. One of the hose clamps was loose. I tightened it and light has gone out.

Sean B 03-02-2014 01:51 PM

*fixed*

margate69 03-04-2014 01:46 AM

This car has an updated valve, common problem. If the light comes back, replace it.

mikebaker3 03-04-2014 07:38 AM

Light back on with the next tank fill.


Do you know the P/N for the updated valve?

margate69 03-04-2014 12:15 PM


Originally Posted by mikebaker3 (Post 923684)
Light back on with the next tank fill.


Do you know the P/N for the updated valve?

No, I don't have the exact number, but it is a superseded part. The dealer in your area will have the part number.

times2fxp 03-04-2014 08:03 PM

I had changed mine also, didnt fix it. same code. Then I checked the charcoal canisters. When you put gas in these things, (the car) do NOT top of the gas tank, you know, keep hitting the handle to get it as full as possible, the fuel has a tendency of getting into the vent tube hoses. I pulled my canisters and they were packed with gas smelled dust. Cleaned them and reinstalled and wala, no 443 code for 2 months now!
Before buying that valve if you try that. be sure to check the old one. Use a smoker or blow cigarette in one end and power it on with scanner or just jump power to it to see if it stops and starts with the smoke.

mikebaker3 03-05-2014 07:45 PM

I usually pull the nozzle when it kicks off the first time. I will check the canister.

mikebaker3 03-05-2014 08:03 PM

Where is the charcoal canister located? Is there more than one? The parts breakdown on Jaguar Classic Parts website shows it as rectangular in shape.


What did you use to clean it out?

jimlombardi 03-05-2014 10:09 PM

The part number for the 1999 XJ8 Carbon Canister was NNB6110AA and the updated revised part number is NNB6110AB.

Here are 2 JPEG files on the Evaporative Emission Control Single Canister System:

This first one shows all the components locations:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2a4bqpdku4...%20Diagram.jpg

This next one compares the JTIS diagram to the JEPC (parts catalog) diagram.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vhjx62qdb4...er%20Parts.jpg

Ebay photos of 1999 XJ8 used carbon canister (click on the image when the webpage opens):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ydj2p7s2tt...20Canister.jpg

Jim Lombardi

times2fxp 03-06-2014 06:26 AM

yeah, mine are under the car in front of the rear end...

mikebaker3 03-06-2014 08:00 AM

Times2FXP;


What did you use to clean out the gas smelling dust from the canisters?

times2fxp 03-08-2014 09:05 AM

I took them off and soaked them with Brake Cleaner then blew air threw them. They were like 3 pounds lighter after I did that. The dirt that came out was black at first. lol




Originally Posted by mikebaker3 (Post 925126)
Times2FXP;


What did you use to clean out the gas smelling dust from the canisters?


Benj628 07-21-2019 12:21 AM

Um...
 
That black dust you cleaned out was charcoal powder which is supposed to be in there for a reason...to soak up the fuel vapors!!! Without it your charcoal canisters are useless and are not performing their designed job.


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