P1457 on Honda

On Honda and Acura, the engine computer found a leak or fault in the EVAP canister side of the fuel vapor system

Severity: Monitor

Honda bulletins for P1457 describe a lit check engine light from an EVAP canister system leak, and the owner complaints report no drivability problem, only the light and a failed emissions check.

Source: how we rate severity

This page covers only what differs on Honda. For what P1457 means, the ranked causes and the test order, see the P1457 guide.

What's different on Honda

Honda

  • 1998–2000 · Accord

    Supported by vehicle data

    Honda bulletin 01011 covers P1457 with an EVAP leak on 1998-1999 Accords, and Accord owners on NHTSA report the code on 1998-2000 cars.

  • 2001–2002 · Civic

    Supported by vehicle data

    Honda bulletin 030802 ties P1457 to a slow fuel vent module on the 2001-2002 Civic.

  • 2002 · S2000

    Supported by vehicle data

    Honda bulletin 03001 names the EVAP bypass solenoid valve for P1457.

  • SB-99-075Status unverified

    Troubleshooting DTC P1456 and P1457

    1996–2006odyssey, s2000, civic, cr-v, accord, pilot · NHTSA 10053545

    Dealers run the EVAP function test to find the leak so it can be repaired.

    We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.

  • 01011Status unverified

    MIL on with DTC P1457, leak detected in EVAP control system

    1998–1999accord · NHTSA 619956

    Service bulletin for an Accord with the check engine light on and P1457 set. Only the summary was read.

    We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.

  • 030802Status unverified

    MIL on with DTC P1457, slow response of fuel vent module

    2001–2002civic · NHTSA 630799

    Information on a 2001-2002 Civic where P1457 is set because the fuel vent module responds slowly.

    We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.

  • 03001Status unverified

    MIL on with P1457, EVAP bypass solenoid valve failure

    2002s2000 · NHTSA 10000993

    Names the EVAP bypass solenoid valve as the failure behind P1457 on the 2002 S2000.

    We couldn't confirm whether this bulletin is still current, so it doesn't count as confirmation.

Sources and review

  1. Honda and Acura service bulletins naming DTC P1457 (EVAP canister system leak) — American Honda Motor Co. / NHTSA
  2. NHTSA complaint ODI 10132606: 2000 Honda Accord, P1457 — NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation (owner complaint)
  3. NHTSA complaint ODI 10315726: 1998 Honda Accord, P1456/P1457 — NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation (owner complaint)
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