2014 GS 350 EVAP VSV Switch
02-04-20, 03:48 AM
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It shouldn't be too hard to find, have you removed the engine cover to take a look? It'll be right there. It's located between the tube coming from the charcoal canister at the rear of the car and the intake manifold.
As for removing it, you undo the bolt and remove the purge hoses....... Excuse my frankness but are you part swapping, perhaps chasing a leak? What troubleshooting have you done? I'm no mechanic but I understand there are procedures to find faults like these. What are your DTCs? Modern EVAP systems are fairly complicated...you'd want to know what you're doing - I know they're only vapours but you are kinda messing with the fuel system.
It shouldn't be too hard to find, have you removed the engine cover to take a look? It'll be right there. It's located between the tube coming from the charcoal canister at the rear of the car and the intake manifold.
As for removing it, you undo the bolt and remove the purge hoses....... Excuse my frankness but are you part swapping, perhaps chasing a leak? What troubleshooting have you done? I'm no mechanic but I understand there are procedures to find faults like these. What are your DTCs? Modern EVAP systems are fairly complicated...you'd want to know what you're doing - I know they're only vapours but you are kinda messing with the fuel system.
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