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Just wanted to say hello to everyone. I'm Steve and have been the owner of a 99 GMC Suburban 2500 454 2wd for that last 5 years. I joined the site to help in my quest to tackle fault codes. I've searched some posts on the p0452 & p0453 Evap codes and gained some info.

a. Seal fuel pump gasket ring with lube
b. Change pigtail harness on pump
c. ensure no moisture is inside connector

I have the 4 volume 99 FSM set. I changed the fuel pump out about a year ago along with the pigtail harness supplied. Code never showed up until about 6 months ago. Emissions is due. In the last week I've installed a new gas cap and cleaded codes, no change. Cant shake p0452, comes back on startup.

I could try:
dropping tank and checking for vacuum leaks on the evap hose.
check 5v on pressure switch
install another $200 pump assembly (that sucks)

Any other suggestions?

Thanks for looking, Steve
1986 GLHS #295
1991 Daytona ES 2.5 N/A (#1 sons ride)
1989 Daytona ES 2.5 TI (#2 sons ride)
1983 Dodge Rampage Prospector (out of paint 12-5-2010) converting to TII & Charger ground effects
1999 GMC Suburban 454 2wd
2005 Chrysler 300 Touring AWD
Triangle, VA
 

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Welcome Steve! This is the place to find the answers to your problems and I'm sure you'll enjoy it here. As a suggestion, you may want to repost you message to the correct forum for more exsposure and better chances of getting the info you need.
 

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Welcome to the club, Steve.
 

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Welcome to the club steve hope we can help
 

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Welcome to the Club Steve!!
 

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