Decided to tackle replacing my vapor canister. I noticed some charcoal pieces when I removed it for another project. So been wanting to address it.
I thought you could just buy a new one. However, when I received my new vapor canister from rock auto. It had 3 ports and not the two that was on my car.
So I decided to marrying the new part with the old.
I cut out the bottom of my old canister. Removed all the contents( two filters the charcoal).
I removed the contents of the new canister and put in my old. Fairly easy and I did it pretty crudely.
All I have left is to glue the plastic piece back and install.
Hope this helps anyone.
I thought you could just buy a new one. However, when I received my new vapor canister from rock auto. It had 3 ports and not the two that was on my car.
So I decided to marrying the new part with the old.
I cut out the bottom of my old canister. Removed all the contents( two filters the charcoal).
I removed the contents of the new canister and put in my old. Fairly easy and I did it pretty crudely.
All I have left is to glue the plastic piece back and install.
Hope this helps anyone.
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