P code - small evap leak solved
#13
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No problem. Nope no electronic disconnect, that will cause problems. #9 arrow bullseyes the hose connect. That hose has an inline filter that plugs. Actually the arrow points to the filter as well. It's like a plastic cap deal and all right there at the connection.
Last edited by Jbrew; 09-13-2017 at 06:27 PM.
#14
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I did not forget this so I am replacing the fuel tank, both vent valves, fuel pump, and fuel pressure sensor. All are new with a lifetime warranties on every item. I did develop a pin hole in the tank. I patched it with putty, but it annoys me, so I am going to replace it - not cheap.
#15
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the question is - when I lightly blow into the tank with my mouth - very low pressure. I get leakage from the vent valves. I am assuming that is normal?
#17
I had small EVAP leak. I had to replace the purge valve (the one mounted on the firewall next to brake booster). Since you already replaced the vent valve, gas cap, and filler neck, purge valve seems to the the only thing left. As far as I know, this is the first item to be suspected for small leak.
#20
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sorry for such the long delay. I finally got around to putting the tank assembly in today - 5 months later. I also replaced the main rubber line from the fuel filler neck with a molded one. We will see if this gets rid of the CEL. I also replaced the fuel filter. The old tank was very rusty. I mean rusty. I had a few putty patches on the tank so it was definitely time. I will keep you posted if this gets rid of the cel.