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Fuel vapor collection system
Fuel vapor collection system consists of a carbon filter, and a purge valve connecting hoses. Check | PERFORMANCE ORDER | | 1. Check the hoses and connections. | | 2. Disconnect the vacuum hose from the carbon filter and connect the vacuum gauge. When the engine is not warmed up and idling, depression should be absent. If depression is present, the problem may be the purge valve. Warm up the engine and check the vacuum. If not, replace the purge valve. | | 3. Check that the two-way valve located near the charcoal filter is not breathable. | | 4. Check the voltage on the purge valve. | | 5. Check the charcoal filter for leaks. |
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Replacement | PERFORMANCE ORDER | | Carbon filter | | 1. Disconnect hoses from the filter, turn off fixing bolts and remove the charcoal filter. | | 2. Installation is spent upside-down removals. | | The purge valve | | 3. Disconnect the vacuum hoses from the valve. Turn off fixing bolts and remove the valve. | | 4. Installation is spent upside-down removals. |
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