2001 Isuzu Rodeo trouble codes

I have an actron pocketscan it reads:

Each line is a down arrow:

2 codes
P0440 (evap code)
P0440 Pd (on the right of screen)
MIL ON
Monitors
0 Inc
8 Ready
Misfire
Fuel
Comp
Catalyst
Evap
O2 Snsr
O2 Htr
EGR

Other than the Evap system malfunction are there any other clues here.
Thanks for all your help and assistance
Don Smith,

Don > wrote in news:3444d108-7bf5-49f5-b33f-53a98a086df1
@m24g2000yqc.googlegroups.com:

> I have an actron pocketscan it reads:
>
> Each line is a down arrow:
>
> 2 codes
> P0440 (evap code)
> P0440 Pd (on the right of screen)
> MIL ON
> Monitors
> 0 Inc
> 8 Ready
> Misfire
> Fuel
> Comp
> Catalyst
> Evap
> O2 Snsr
> O2 Htr
> EGR
>
> Other than the Evap system malfunction are there any other clues here.
> Thanks for all your help and assistance
> Don Smith,
>



Doesn't look like it.

It's telling you that you have a P0440 DTC, and that all monitors are
reporting "ready". It then appears to be listing all the monitors below the
"ready" text.

If I were you, I'd check for TSBs at GM's Techinfo site before doing
anything else. Honda's Passport is the same vehicle, and the '98 Passport
had an issue with the mis-routing of a particular pipe causing a P0440.
Your truck might also have some kind of known problem, which may simplify
your troublsehooting.

--
Tegger

Thanks, I just had a new fuel pump assembly installed to the tune of
$750.
Is it possible it could be related?
Thanks
Don



On Jun 19, 10:54*am, Tegger > wrote:
> Don > wrote in news:3444d108-7bf5-49f5-b33f-53a98a086df1
> @m24g2000yqc.googlegroups.com:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
> > I have an actron pocketscan it reads:
>
> > Each line is a down arrow:
>
> > 2 codes
> > P0440 (evap code)
> > P0440 *Pd (on the right of screen)
> > MIL ON
> > Monitors
> > 0 Inc
> > 8 Ready
> > Misfire
> > Fuel
> > Comp
> > Catalyst
> > Evap
> > O2 Snsr
> > O2 Htr
> > EGR
>
> > Other than the Evap system malfunction are there any other clues here.
> > Thanks for all your help and assistance
> > Don Smith,
>
> Doesn't look like it.
>
> It's telling you that you have a P0440 DTC, and that all monitors are
> reporting "ready". It then appears to be listing all the monitors below the
> "ready" text.
>
> If I were you, I'd check for TSBs at GM's Techinfo site before doing
> anything else. Honda's Passport is the same vehicle, and the '98 Passport
> had an issue with the mis-routing of a particular pipe causing a P0440.
> Your truck might also have some kind of known problem, which may simplify
> your troublsehooting.
>
> --
> Tegger

On Jun 20, 7:00*am, Don > wrote:
> Thanks, I just had a new fuel pump assembly installed to the tune of
> $750.
> Is it possible it could be related?
> Thanks
> Don
>
> On Jun 19, 10:54*am, Tegger > wrote:
>
>
>
> > Don > wrote in news:3444d108-7bf5-49f5-b33f-53a98a086df1
> > @m24g2000yqc.googlegroups.com:
>
> > > I have an actron pocketscan it reads:
>
> > > Each line is a down arrow:
>
> > > 2 codes
> > > P0440 (evap code)
> > > P0440 *Pd (on the right of screen)
> > > MIL ON
> > > Monitors
> > > 0 Inc
> > > 8 Ready
> > > Misfire
> > > Fuel
> > > Comp
> > > Catalyst
> > > Evap
> > > O2 Snsr
> > > O2 Htr
> > > EGR
>
> > > Other than the Evap system malfunction are there any other clues here..
> > > Thanks for all your help and assistance
> > > Don Smith,
>
> > Doesn't look like it.
>
> > It's telling you that you have a P0440 DTC, and that all monitors are
> > reporting "ready". It then appears to be listing all the monitors below the
> > "ready" text.
>
> > If I were you, I'd check for TSBs at GM's Techinfo site before doing
> > anything else. Honda's Passport is the same vehicle, and the '98 Passport
> > had an issue with the mis-routing of a particular pipe causing a P0440.
> > Your truck might also have some kind of known problem, which may simplify
> > your troublsehooting.
>
> > --
> > Tegger- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

reset the codes and see if it comes back up.

First thing I usually replace is the fuel cap and/or check for vacuum
leaks.