EVAP System - Flowchart Update

2000 Saturn LS1 L4-2.2L VIN FSECTION EVAP System - Flowchart Update
BULLETIN NO.: 02-T-40

ISSUE DATE: June, 2002

CATEGORY TYPE: Engine - 15

CATEGORY: Emission Controls

CORPORATION NO.: 02-06-04-025

SUBJECT:
Service Manual Update for 2000, 2001 L-Series (L61) and (L81) Engine Service Manuals Regarding Evaporative Emission ([1][2]EVAP) System Flowchart

MODELS AFFECTED:
2000 - 2001 Saturn L-Series vehicles

PURPOSE:
The purpose of this bulletin is to update the evaporative emission ([1][2]EVAP) system flowchart for DTCs P0440 and P0455.

Please obtain all 2000, 2001 L-Series (L61) and (L81) Engine Service Manuals at your location and make the necessary updates as indicated.

2000, 2001 (L61) Engine Service Manual Updates

1. Using a marker or pen, cross out the existing P0440 flowchart in the Engine/Emissions Controls section.

2. On each crossed out flowchart, write the following:

"Refer to Technical Information Bulletin 02-T-40"

3. Make photocopies of the service manual revision and insert in place of crossed out flowcharts.

2000 and 2001 (L81) Engine Service Manual Updates

1. Locate DTC P0455 in the Engine/Emissions Controls section and write the following:

"Refer to Technical Information Bulletin 02-T-40"

2. Insert photocopy service manual revision next to P0455 diagnostic information.





Service Manual update page for DTCs P0440 and P0455. Refer to Technical Information Bulletin 02-T-40, June, 2002.





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