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Old 12-28-2013, 10:57 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by san rensho View Post
Ok, so I'm making some progress. I pinched off the evap system hose that connects at the throttle body and the MAF values went up to normal, around 13-14 kg/hr, and the fuel trims came down to around 2-3,so it seems the vacuum leak is in the evap system. So which valve should I replace, the shut off valve at the fuel filler or the valve under the left side of the intake manifold? And if it's the valve under the intake manifold, is there a write up on how to do it?

I have had two codes, major leak at the fuel tank ventilation system and PO466, canister shut off valve failure.
I'd start with the canister shut off valve code first.
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