Lost evap canister last night
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Lost evap canister last night
So I found some hoses and wires hanging down from my Jeep this morning and it looks like they lead to nothing. I crawled underneath another jeep and saw they led to what is know as an evap canister which I have read about but chose to ignore. Long story short, now I don't have one and I would never go back for it. So, it looks like I need to order another one which I will order from Wyckoff.
Now, for what I should have done in the first place... I like the Poison Spyder Customs evap skid. I went to order it and its $100 but the shipping is $30? Are there other retailers that might offer free shipping?
Also, I've got the hoses tucked up and out of the way and don't plan to off road until I get the new canister and skid. Will it be alright that way?
Now, for what I should have done in the first place... I like the Poison Spyder Customs evap skid. I went to order it and its $100 but the shipping is $30? Are there other retailers that might offer free shipping?
Also, I've got the hoses tucked up and out of the way and don't plan to off road until I get the new canister and skid. Will it be alright that way?
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I've got to do something with mine too. Now that yours is off, why not just relocate it to in front of the muffler? It's then out of the way and no skid is needed. Others have posted about it. Do a search.
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X2.
http://www.jeepswag.com/jeep_jk_evap_can_relocation/index.htm
Throw in the steering stabilizer relocation and you're still saving $20 over your current choice (free shipping).
http://www.jeepswag.com/jeep_jk_evap_can_relocation/index.htm
Throw in the steering stabilizer relocation and you're still saving $20 over your current choice (free shipping).
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It acts as a fancy vent for the gas tank. It contains charcoal that collects fumes from the gas tank. When the engine is running air is drawn through the evap canister into the engine so the fumes burn off as the engine runs.
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So I found some hoses and wires hanging down from my Jeep this morning and it looks like they lead to nothing. I crawled underneath another jeep and saw they led to what is know as an evap canister which I have read about but chose to ignore. Long story short, now I don't have one and I would never go back for it. So, it looks like I need to order another one which I will order from Wyckoff.
Now, for what I should have done in the first place... I like the Poison Spyder Customs evap skid. I went to order it and its $100 but the shipping is $30? Are there other retailers that might offer free shipping?
Also, I've got the hoses tucked up and out of the way and don't plan to off road until I get the new canister and skid. Will it be alright that way?
Now, for what I should have done in the first place... I like the Poison Spyder Customs evap skid. I went to order it and its $100 but the shipping is $30? Are there other retailers that might offer free shipping?
Also, I've got the hoses tucked up and out of the way and don't plan to off road until I get the new canister and skid. Will it be alright that way?
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there is a thread or two on here about relocating without any kits needed. It can be done, buddy helped do mine. Save the $80 and put it towards another mod.. or gas!
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Thanks. So I guess this is to prevent moisture accumulation or vapor lock.