Fuel Evaporative Canister Replacement near Salt Lake City, Utah

There are 30 RepairPal Certified locations for Fuel Evaporative Canister Replacement, all with a minimum 12,000-mile/12-month warranty.

30 Results for Fuel Evaporative Canister Replacement near Salt Lake City, Utah

Fuel Evaporative Canister Replacement can be completed at all of these locations, along with other repairs and services.

Master AutoTech Downtown State | Auto Repair Experts

4.7

(28)

0.91 mi

1050 S. State St.

Salt Lake City, UT

Open

Closes 6:00 PM

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Precision Tune Auto Care 033-19

(405)

2.91 mi

2547 S State St

Salt Lake City, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Master AutoTech South Salt Lake | Auto Repair Experts

4.6

(30)

4.78 mi

3865 State Street

Salt Lake City, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Master AutoTech - Millcreek

4.5

(17)

4.82 mi

3385 Highland Drive

Salt Lake City, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Jeffrey P. Davis Automotive

4707 Commerce Dr

Murray, UT

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Closes 5:30 PM

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Master AutoTech | West Valley

4.6

(30)

6.24 mi

4118 W 3500 S

West Valley, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Master AutoTech Bountiful | Auto Repair Experts

4.4

(55)

7.17 mi

1025 U.S. 89

North Salt Lake, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Murray Auto Repair

4.3

(21)

7.59 mi

929 E 5600 S

Murray, UT

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Closes 10:00 PM

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Tunex Complete Car Center - Hunter / West Valley

4.2

(55)

7.76 mi

3549 S 5600 West

West Valley City, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Precision Tune Auto Care 033-18

4.1

(416)

7.78 mi

5851 South State St.

Murray, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Precision Tune Auto Care 033-17

4.2

(292)

8.6 mi

4202 West 5415 South

Kearns, UT

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Closes 6:00 PM

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JP Automotive Repair

4.7

(19)

10.3 mi

1608 West 7800 South

West Jordan, UT

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Opens 9:00 AM Thu

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Fuel Evaporative Canister Replacement

How are fuel evaporative canister issues diagnosed?

When the EVAP system is checked, the purge valve and vent valve are closed, and the pressure is monitored by the fuel pressure sensor. If that pressure drops with both valves closed, there is a leak in the EVAP system. If pressure holds properly, the system passes, and will continue to prevent vapor emissions. The sensor is also used in testing vent valve and purge valve operation. When the valves are open, the pressure sensor reads the fuel tank pressure, and must sense a drop in pressure. If not, the purge valve or vent valve may be faulty.

How is a fuel evaporative canister replaced?

When the identified component is faulty, the technician will remove all electrical and vacuum connectors, clean the mating surface for the faulty part, and install a new part. The evap system will then be allowed to run self-diagnostics to test the repair. If additional leaks are present, or other components have failed, the test will fail, and the process will restart.

RepairPal Recommendations for fuel evaporative canister issues

To help prevent issues with the EVAP system, especially the charcoal canister, avoid overfilling or topping off the fuel tank. When the tank is topped off, the charcoal canister may fill with fuel, causing system failure, and degradation of the charcoal canister.

What to look out for when dealing with fuel evaporative canister issues

Many people like to remove EVAP components, but there is nothing to benefit from removal. The system is there to prevent harmful emissions, and increase fuel mileage in the process. When working with fuel, the battery should always be disconnected, and proper precautions taken against fire hazards.

Can I replace the fuel evaporative canister myself?

The EVAP system is best serviced by an experienced DIYer, or a professional technician. Repairing the EVAP system can be a struggle, but with proper understanding the job becomes enjoyable. The biggest mistake is to being changing parts based on hunches and misdiagnosis. That is where this job becomes more expensive than bringing the problem to a professional.