EVAP ecu codes
EVAP ecu codes
After getting my oil changed the good ole service engine soon light came on. After pulling the codes and looking them up, its saying there are problems with the EVAP Canister vent control valve and the EVAP Control System. What is the best route to take to troubleshoot this?
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Look behind your drivers side rear tire. You'll see a canister, some hoses and a valve with an electrical connection plugged into it. Take that valve out, take it apart and clean it up. Make sure all the moving parts inside are free. WD-40 works well for this. Check the coil with an Ohm meter to make sure it's ok and put it back into service.
That valve is in a nasty spot and is subject to a lot of grime and moisture which usually plug it up.
Good luck!
That valve is in a nasty spot and is subject to a lot of grime and moisture which usually plug it up.
Good luck!
Originally posted by njmaxseltd
Look behind your drivers side rear tire. You'll see a canister, some hoses and a valve with an electrical connection plugged into it. Take that valve out, take it apart and clean it up. Make sure all the moving parts inside are free. WD-40 works well for this. Check the coil with an Ohm meter to make sure it's ok and put it back into service.
That valve is in a nasty spot and is subject to a lot of grime and moisture which usually plug it up.
Good luck!
Look behind your drivers side rear tire. You'll see a canister, some hoses and a valve with an electrical connection plugged into it. Take that valve out, take it apart and clean it up. Make sure all the moving parts inside are free. WD-40 works well for this. Check the coil with an Ohm meter to make sure it's ok and put it back into service.
That valve is in a nasty spot and is subject to a lot of grime and moisture which usually plug it up.
Good luck!
Re: EVAP ecu codes
From what I understand, this will not affect driving performance or cause any damage to your engine. That light is annoying though. I just tried cleaning mine not too long ago, but the CEL has come back on even after a few resets, so I ordered a new canister and evap valve from the dealer and will pick it up tomorrow.
Re: Re: EVAP ecu codes
Originally posted by PhillyMAx
From what I understand, this will not affect driving performance or cause any damage to your engine. That light is annoying though. I just tried cleaning mine not too long ago, but the CEL has come back on even after a few resets, so I ordered a new canister and evap valve from the dealer and will pick it up tomorrow.
From what I understand, this will not affect driving performance or cause any damage to your engine. That light is annoying though. I just tried cleaning mine not too long ago, but the CEL has come back on even after a few resets, so I ordered a new canister and evap valve from the dealer and will pick it up tomorrow.
Re: Re: Re: EVAP ecu codes
Originally posted by DSimple1
How much does a new canister and evap valve cost?
How much does a new canister and evap valve cost?
It'll run you anywhere between $80-$100 for both , depending on dealer mark-up. The dealer had to order my canister, so the total for me was around $110. I have a Cali emissions car, so that may have also played a factor.
Re: Re: Re: Re: EVAP ecu codes
Originally posted by PhillyMAx
It'll run you anywhere between $80-$100 for both , depending on dealer mark-up. The dealer had to order my canister, so the total for me was around $110. I have a Cali emissions car, so that may have also played a factor.
It'll run you anywhere between $80-$100 for both , depending on dealer mark-up. The dealer had to order my canister, so the total for me was around $110. I have a Cali emissions car, so that may have also played a factor.
Good deal, thanks for the info!
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Hey, in this thread, I described how I removed and cleaned my EVAP vent valve:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=198812
Hey, $80 is $80.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=198812
Hey, $80 is $80.
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Originally posted by Phantoj
Hey, in this thread, I described how I removed and cleaned my EVAP vent valve:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=198812
Hey, $80 is $80.
Hey, in this thread, I described how I removed and cleaned my EVAP vent valve:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=198812
Hey, $80 is $80.
That did the trick! I didnt take the whole thing apart, just sprayed in some WD-40, let it soak a little, then worked the valve and the service engine light has not come on since.
Thanks again for all the help!
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