Dorman 911-202 Vapor Canister Purge Valve for Select Models, Black-v395, Mini-v395
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This fits a 2003 Dodge Ram1500 V8 in my diagram. This is 7L I am unable to confirm if HEMI exists
I think it's a little too late, but it has to do with the valve within your gas tank, which remains open. The good thing is that they extended the warranty for it to life time, so you'll be fine. I'm in the middle of checking mine right now.
An appliance, not a pump, is this part. A purge valve is used for this purpose. It does often fix the P1495 error code when it is replaced. Considering how cheap it is, it's worth a shot. A new one is pretty easy to install. In addition to these, a bad gas cap, a bad pump module (quite expensive) *br>or a cracked, broken, or clogged vacuum hose (hence the tricky part) are also possible faults.
The Dorman 911 line will have to be called
Selected User Reviews For Dorman 911-202 Vapor Canister Purge Valve for Select Models, Black-v395, Mini-v395
Depending on where you stand, you might be correct or The leak was not caused by this part, but by the Leak Detection Pump (LDP). It has a port that is located under the car. I'm just saying that getting to a car lift is near impossible without access to the LDP. It is also quite difficult to remove even then. My opinion is that replacing the LDP does not seem like a job for a novice. Nevertheless, it was the perfect fit for my 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan, and it took me only about 10 minutes to install. I just wanted to let those of you who own this car know that the part is right beneath the radiator cap.
I was unable to fix it after a week. It appeared that the code had been resolved and the self-tests had passed initially. It seems that the vehicle has not been coded after a few 3 hour drive cycles. As soon as I started the car today, a check engine light came on I have a replacement in the works, but if it fails as well, I will be switching to a different make.
On another note, Chrysler models are junk and will nickel and dime you to death with all the little things that break. It is not uncommon for people to take their products to the store prior to the warranty expiration date.
I think it's doing a good job. A 2002 PT Cruiser purchased from me using this kit smoothed out the idle and prevented an engine light from coming on. These are the two codes I had The following two numbers are P0442 and P0443 The P0456 number. After only driving about 12 miles in the last week since I put it on, my engine light is still off!.
This review was delayed because I wanted to make sure that the part actually fixed my check engine light problem before posting it. Getting the best deal on a Dodge Ram 5 from 2003. The P0441 code would come up almost every month on the 7L Hemi. This vapor canister purge valve has prevented the check engine light from coming on since it was installed. Putting the part in took about five minutes and it was really easy to do.
the internet for the small evap leak, this part was suggested. I verified it as the culprit by following the diagnostic process, purchased it, installed it on the old Dodge Ram, and the check engine light went out. It has been gone for at least a month now.
The first one didn't work so they sent me another one fast and it works great.
This was ordered to fix a problem quickly. What was expected came to pass.
Is functioning as it should be. The mil light could easily be turned off with this quick and easy fix. The majority of people will find this to be an easy DIY. Do yourself a favor and replace the code if you hear it needs to be done.