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Charcoal canister leak S90-V90

posted by  vp965 on  Thu Feb 20 22:08 CST 2020
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In my experience, the canister itself rarely leaks. There are plenty of rubber connectors in the EVAP system that could produce leaks though. Mine leaked at the check valve which on the wagon is available by removing the panel behind the rear seats. I’d start by checking that and other connectors before suspecting the canister. Smoke machine would be helpful for finding the leaks that are hard to find otherwise.
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