P0441 fault

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siilock
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P0441 fault

Post by siilock »

On and off for a while I’ve had P0441 code pop up now I’ve replaced my filler cap and it stopped. Well till my full tank dropped below half a tank of fuel. Anybody got any ideas why this happens?
Paradox1
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Re: P0441 fault

Post by Paradox1 »

NEver had this but a quick search shows -

Missing Fuel cap
Incorrect fuel filler cap used
Fuel filler cap remains open or fails to close
Foreign matter caught in fuel filler cap
Incorrect fuel tank vacuum relief valve
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Re: P0441 fault

Post by skippy »

siilock wrote:On and off for a while I’ve had P0441 code pop up now I’ve replaced my filler cap and it stopped. Well till my full tank dropped below half a tank of fuel. Anybody got any ideas why this happens?
I had this code, not on my Scirocco but on our Polo GTI. It did turn out to be the EVAP control valve that had gone faulty. I had that replaced at a cost of about £170 (VW independent) but a few months later got the same code again. This time it was a charcoal filter used for absorbing fuel vapours, so had that replaced at a cost of about £120 from memory. All fine since, hopefully yours was a one off!
Macman
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Re: P0441 fault

Post by Macman »

A Genuine VW Activated Carbon Charcoal Cabin Filter is only ~ £10 to £15 which you fit yourself easily.
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Re: P0441 fault

Post by Cuprabob »

Macman wrote: Fri Jun 21, 2024 11:28 pm A Genuine VW Activated Carbon Charcoal Cabin Filter is only ~ £10 to £15 which you fit yourself easily.
Although it's irrelevant as this thread is 4 years old, the charcoal canister used to absorb petrol fumes and is located under the bonnet, is a totally different part to the Charcoal Cabin filter.
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