Check engine lite

Here's a link to code P0455, P0455 OBD II Trouble Code Here's the link to code P0441. P0441 OBD II Trouble Code

Evaporativ emmision on fuel tank. If u cant pump gas into tank then hav a prolook at it. Othrwise its not urgent xcept fir engine lite. Its commonly a bad vent solenoid that builds pressure

If the check engine light is on there will be OBDII and manufacturer specific codes. These codes start with a letter and are followed by four numbers (P0304 for example). These codes can only be read by an OBDII code reader or a scan tool. These are the codes you need to get in order to start trouble shooting your vehicles problem.

how are you reading these codes? if you have an OBDII code reader then you should get a 4 digit code. you can go here to learn what they mean
http://engine-codes.com/search_codes.php?q=33

you have a evap leak may be gas cap a broken vacuum line or evap vent valve or purge solenoid

Google the codes

Lots to read & study

OBD2 PO401

OBD2 PO455

Think you will a repair shop to smoke the
Evap for the 455

its a evap code could be from a bad gas cap to a cracked vapor line or a bad sensor

get a new gas cap your evap sytem isnt working if the gas cap doesnt work then you might have a leak and check your EVAP purge valaves

It can also be called the " Check engine light ".
In order to turn off the "Check Engine Light", you or a trusted mechanic check the Onboard Diagnostics (OBDII) OBDII uses a "code reader" which plugs into your car (usually in the dashboard, or near the radio...) and that tells you what "malfunction" is setting your Check Engine Light off.
Basically, if there is a fault in any computer controlled system (fuel, ignition, SRS (airbag), emissions etc) the Electronic Control Unit (ECU) sends a code to the OBD unit... Then the code reader breaks down the fault, it's location and usually (with a good reference manual) you can remedy the problem (or at least narrow it down!)

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"po455 large leak" means that you are not maintaining positive pressure in your fuel system. Have a mechanic do a "smoke test" on the fuel system. Could be as simple as a loose gas cap...