vaccuum leak
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so i have a large and small vacuum leak in the evap system. ive replaced the tank cap, checked for hose cracks from the engine to the tank. i replaced a short hose the was cracked pretty bad and cleared the codes. now theyre back!!!! any help?? im about to break down and take it to a shop. any $$ saving tips or ideas??!!!
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ok. so i broke down yesterday and went and had a smoke machine hooked up for $45. i am now %100 percent positive there are no external leaks in the system. my truck has in the past tripped a large leak detected dtc and a small leak detected dtc. i have cleared them countless times after trying something different, and yesterday, when i took it to pepboys, there was only 1 dtc tripped, and that was for small leak detected. even with the machine hooked up, the system held pressure. i cleared the code again. im a little over 50 miles since i cleared that code and it hasnt come on yet, but im sure it will since it has every other time in the past. so what is next? sounds like a sticky solenoid to me? what else could be possible?
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OK!,lol I would say since you don't want to change the hoses that you have not already changed, then I guess your only route would be to replace the canister itself. They can go bad, and I'm not talking about the plastic housing being cracked. btw. IIRC there is a check valve on top of it.