'02 Mazda Protege 2.0L. Code P1569. What's involved to repair to pass inspection
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I talked to auto parts guy about the issue and he said he would run Sea Foam through the vacuum hoses. I am not clear on what to do exactly. Instead, I unplugged the green passenger side plug and sprayed the connector and the plug with electric parts cleaner and reconnected. I reset my car battery. My check engine light came back on that same evening. I thought about replacing the VCTS solenoid, but I can't find the VCTS solenoid for my car online. The plug looks fine. I'll have to measure voltage. Any thoughts you may have on how to resolve this issue is very much appreciated.
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