P2400
EVAP Leak Detection Pump Control Circuit Open
1992-1998 BMW 325i E36 2.5L I6 M50 🇷🇺
Moderate SeverityPowertrain
Description
Open circuit in the EVAP leak detection pump control wiring.
Symptoms
- Check engine light
- EVAP monitor incomplete
Common Causes
- Broken wiring to LDP
- Failed pump motor
- Corroded connector
- Blown fuse
Diagnostic Steps
- Check fuse
- Inspect LDP connector
- Measure pump resistance
- Check wiring continuity
Repair Notes
Repair wiring or replace leak detection pump.
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Common Questions
What does code P2400 mean on a 1992-1998 BMW 325i E36?
P2400 stands for "EVAP Leak Detection Pump Control Circuit Open". Open circuit in the EVAP leak detection pump control wiring.
What are the symptoms of P2400 on a BMW 325i E36?
Common symptoms of P2400 include: Check engine light, EVAP monitor incomplete.
What causes P2400 on a 1992-1998 BMW 325i E36?
Common causes of P2400 include: Broken wiring to LDP, Failed pump motor, Corroded connector, Blown fuse.