Diagnosing P0455 in 09 GTS 4.8
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The only spec I've found is that the pump delivery rate should be 260cm/revolution. I would guess that that means cubic centimeters, which is a volume measurement. I don't know how that would help you, but I will say that I've seen the mechanical vacuum pump fail before on a 957 S.
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The only spec I've found is that the pump delivery rate should be 260cm/revolution. I would guess that that means cubic centimeters, which is a volume measurement. I don't know how that would help you, but I will say that I've seen the mechanical vacuum pump fail before on a 957 S.
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Did you ever resolve this issue? I have the same CODE p0455 and have replaced, Fuel cap, Purge Valve, Canister and Leak detection Pump to no success. Smoke tested and no leaks. Hoping you might have an answer.
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Hopefully this helps someone else out there. Dealership replaced vacuum pump. Said when tested side by side with a new pump, mine was half the pressure. CEL gone and so far so good.
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Thanks for taking the time to update, like you say it`ll hopefully help someone with the same issue in the future