[Emry]

Today I got the CEL/MILF on and after scanning I got two fault codes 17544 and 16825.

I have replaced the Canister Purge Regulator Valve (N80) about six months ago.

What should I look at here?

 

[Emry]

Ok for the record and those who also get the 16825 fault code, I took out the canister purge valve (N80) out and did a output test. It turned out that it was jammed closed. Then I pushed a think screwdriver in one of the openings. The valve started working again and clicking normal. The CEL/MILF is gone.

 

[hughc]

That's great that you were able to rid yourself of the CEL but I would have thought long and hard before getting rid of the MILF.

 

[Emry]

That's great that you were able to rid yourself of the CEL but I would have thought long and hard before getting rid of the MILF.

What do you mean? The valve was stuck. That caused the incorrect flow. I think the push into the diafragm opened it. So it works for now. We'll see. But I will not buy another goddamn Chinese made valve again.

 

[Tomvw]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILF_(slang)

 

[hughc]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILF_(slang)

Thank you Tomvw, maybe now we can finally put the MILF issue to bed, no pun intended.

 

[Emry]

maybe now we can finally put the MILF issue to bed, no pun intended.

There is no monopoly on any given abbreviation. It can mean several things at the same time. If it really bothers you we can use CEL.