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Did you get a check engine code referring to the EVAP system, but not sure how to proceed? Watch this video! Andy points out the most common parts that trigger EVAP codes in your car or truck. He also gives you tips on how to diagnose and repair those problems. He takes a look at the gas cap, the EVAP purge valve, and the EVAP vent solenoid valve. All of these parts exist in modern vehicles with emissions systems!
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I Have a P2420 OBD-II: Evaporative Emission System Switching Valve Control Circuit High, i cant find the problem, any idea what i am dealing with??? Toyota corolla 2017
On my 2003 Caravan, had the Vent Solenoid and Leak Detection Pump replaced a year ago. Two Evap codes reappeared. I just replace the Purge Solenoid and the small leak code is gone. But, I see a cracked rubber piece under my air handler and will repair that soon. The hoses to the Canister look fine. I'm not sure why that Shop didn't replace the Purge Solenoid at the same time. Thanks for your video.
My truck doesn’t have a gas cap
Stop complaining about music ppl
Small evap leak
car: lets disable VSC system
EVAP problem can cause code P0172 as well
Dude be vehicle specific this isn't my truck
I have replaced everything on mine except the vent valve ive spent over 6 thousand in parts and labor so I'm hope that will fix the issue. It's been a pain. This man is awesome in explaining thing
Could this caused the stft and ltft to go all over the place?
What if there is no cap can the flap that closes at tank opening ever stay open?
Some vehicles will also have a EVAP leak detection pump located near the carbon canister amd the EVAP vent solenoid.
Do you have any idea for 2008 Mercedes e350 I have 2 codes
P0455
P0497