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| Page 6 - EVAP Removal | March, 2004 | |
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| Bolt on front of canister. | Gently pry out of the bushings. | |
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I had to remove the EVAP canister to drill two more holes in order to move it forward. Then I removed the three hoses at the front. They're different sizes so there was no reason to mark them. The canister is held on by one 13mm bolt at the front and a couple of rubber bushings at the back.
I prised gently on the canister to push it out of the bushings. While it was out, I cleaned and coated the bushings with silicon based lubricant that I got from the local pool supply store. Note: I have since moved and hidden the EVAP canister. |
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