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Old 02-10-2025, 06:19 AM   #4
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JFP, I've come across a couple bad charcoal canisters recently. Would that be a likely cause of this? Is there a troubleshooting procedure for the evap system for someone like this without a Durametric or advanced test equipment?
Probably age more than anything else. When gas evaporates, it leaves behind a varnish like material that builds up over time, blocking lines and locking up the control valves. Diagnostic's are simple: are the lines clear and do the valves function.





1 - EVAP canister purge valve

2 - EVAP canister

3 - Purge air

4 - Tank

5 - Pressure sensor

6 - Shutoff valve

7 - Operating purge valve

8 - To intake manifold

9 - Vacuum control valve
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