Mopar 52129436AA Vapor Canister Seal

$ 9.57

Score By Feature

Based on 223 ratings

Packaging

9.41

Customer service

9.09

Satisfaction

9.53

Value for money

9.10

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Product Description

Affix a seal

Questions & Answers

Do you know if it's compatible with a 2007 Jeep Liberty?

The answer is yes

I need to know if this will Does 7L matter?

The answer is yes

Do you think this will fit my 2014 Dodge Challenger?

The answer is yes

Selected User Reviews For Mopar 52129436AA Vapor Canister Seal

You should not purchase a fake

3/5

This is a copy and not an original. Buy only real products. Do not purchase fakes. The item you receive will not be an OEM part!.

Ruth Glenn

| Jan 25, 2021

Does the job

5/5

Besides this and these two other items, I bought these as well to fix my check engine light that has been on for a very long time, since the GASCAP feature has also been triggered. I'm now ready to take my '10 Jeep for a spin! Please consider
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Catalina Randolph

| Feb 03, 2021

The 2011 Jeep JKU p0456 problem has been A solution to the JKU P0456 problem from 2011 Jeep JKU!

5/5

Castiel NORTH

| Oct 09, 2020

It worked perfectly

5/5

The fuel light for the cap didn't come on. A new vapor and fuel cap failed to fix the problem. Further analysis revealed that this seal was not in place when the new vapor was installed. Once the fuel cap light is removed, the fuel cap will no longer illuminate. For the light to be reset, I just took off the battery cable. This hasn't occurred in a long time.

Nova Wright

| Apr 27, 2021

I can't believe what I've just read! It has been a year since I have faced evap and gascap lights

5/5

I've replaced the evap parts, gas cap, cleaned all the lines multiple times, and I was just about to give up and pay for a smoke test. I haven't been able to pass the Regardless, the issue has now been resolved since I purchased this gasket as a last resort!.

Kaiya Livingston

| Dec 29, 2020

The new one is smaller than the original one (unless my original one had been replaced previously)

3/5

There is a possibility of changing the rating of this gasket, even though it is much thinner (in thickness) than the one causing my check-engine light. It is coming on because the engine light is As time goes on, it will be clear if the new one will work.

Jamal Wilcox

| Sep 10, 2020

It is essential for working with new emission parts to have OEM quality

5/5

Replace the Evap Leak Detector with this seal if you want to prevent leaks. As time goes on, the old rubber under the Jeep starts to collect dirt and grime and become brittle. In order to keep your detector working properly, a new seal is needed to go with it.

Jayce Ramos

| Jul 02, 2021

Since riding around the last 7 months, I am now ready to get a My Jeep was dying for the last 7 months but this $5 piece has taken all my worries away

5/5

I have had the GASCAP light and EVA leak codes appearing for the last 7 months.