airbrat
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- Sep 4, 2002
if you were facing your car, what is the solenoid that is to the right side of the EGR solenoid? It suddenly began to tic and its driving me nuts!
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AWDPetmitsu said:Some venting of the gas tank must be provided so it can "breathe" during temperature changes and when the engine is running, so this is provided by hoses connected to a charcoal filled canister usually located in the engine compartment. The charcoal particles in the canister soak up and store fuel vapors when the engine is not running. Then, when the engine is started, a "purge valve" opens to siphon the vapors into the engine where they are burned.
It might not throw a CEL immediately, but it will eventually.