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Old 05-18-2006, 06:27 AM
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Just A thought, EVAP codes turn on your light, expensive to fix, hard to relocate, Am I on the right track? EVAP codes cause no drivability problems they are strictly for emissions laws. Buy A cheap OBD2 code reader and verify light is on due to evap codes and don't worry about it until you would require an inspection or air care inspection. When inspection is required tell the shop you can't leave the truck but require it back right away as you are going out of town and you would prefer if you drove it in the shop yourself(you dont trust anyone driving your baby). Before you shut it off be prepared to clear the codes and it would require 2 ignition cycles to turn on the light again and run the diagnostic self test to reset the code and illuminate the ses light. Pain in the a$$ but cheaper than the repairs every time your EVAP system plugs up.
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Ok, but due to my OCD I am unable to just look at the stupid light.
I looked last night, seems easy to move. the hoses have some type of clamp I don't know how to open. I'll Just cut them loose and pull out the valve. Once I get it out in the open then I'll figure out the clamp. Will need to add a longer hose anyway. One hose and of course sensor wires to reroute. Great weekend project.
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Old 05-18-2006, 12:43 PM
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Ok, but due to my OCD I am unable to just look at the stupid light.
I looked last night, seems easy to move. the hoses have some type of clamp I don't know how to open. I'll Just cut them loose and pull out the valve. Once I get it out in the open then I'll figure out the clamp. Will need to add a longer hose anyway. One hose and of course sensor wires to reroute. Great weekend project.
Relocation is the best way, but where are you gonna move it?
Can't move it inside the vehicle, can't place it near any heat. If you move it to the rear, it's possible to get filled full of crap sooner. Maybe inside the rear bumper, with breather lines coming out the side?
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Here's the plan. Looked behind the tail lite and black vent cover above that. There's room to put the valve behind the black vent. Will need to drill a hole for the hose to enter behind the tail lite. Still need to know how to get the hose clamps loose without breaking them?
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pressue clamps, I just remove them and go to the local parts store they sell replacement clamps, all sizes. Sounds like your on the way to resolve it now!
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