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Old Jul 1, 2025 | 09:37 AM
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Default Re: Gas in the Charcoal Canister

Originally Posted by M60A3Driver
The first thing is to get rid of every screw clamp and install high pressure fuel injection type clamps.
Originally Posted by ChryslFrank
That definitely looks like a vapor issue—could be a saturated canister or a stuck purge valve. I’d be cautious too; maybe time to get a second set of eyes on it from a shop with evap system experience.
Both, thanks for the reply. OP on the reference thread answered and yes it was the canister purge valve, not the be confused with the vapor purge solenoid (engine bay). As for clamp, I will be replacing them all with proper high pressure clamps. I have been collecting them since I did my oil catch can mod. As for doing this repair, I will get it done myself. I had asked for advice on minimizing gas spillage on repairing the canister.
 
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