A suggestion: Whenever you remove the decorative cover, put the cap back on the oil filler hole! You do *not* want to have to deal with accidentally dropping something down that hole, such as a socket, nut, bolt or other part!
Hello Ben, thanks for the video. I was having the same problem with locating the part. It would really be helpful if you could tell us why you are replacing the part and what was the outcome. My engine light is on and this is the first thing I will try. I will give an update on my outcome soon.
A suggestion:
Whenever you remove the decorative cover, put the cap back on the oil filler hole! You do *not* want to have to deal with accidentally dropping something down that hole, such as a socket, nut, bolt or other part!
jlind52 that would be all bad
Does a bad one makes car excelerate poorly???
Hello Ben, thanks for the video. I was having the same problem with locating the part. It would really be helpful if you could tell us why you are replacing the part and what was the outcome. My engine light is on and this is the first thing I will try. I will give an update on my outcome soon.
What kind of Problems were You running into before you changed the evap cannister? How was the results afterwards?
Great video. It helped a lot, thank you!
What does the vapor canister purge solenoid do?
Kelly Simmons it controls the amount of vapours that is purged from the charcoal canister. It's operated by the cars computer.
How do you remove the canister purge line off the valve
So is that the" pcv valve"
Great Job
thank you, helped a bunch
hi..i have chevy malibu ltf 2009 3.5L...is this the same canister??
Will this part cause evap leak code?
Yes... test..dont guess...po455 code...
does this engine have a pcv valve
Not a replaceable one
Dude get a longer extension