when to replace OXYGEN Sensor?????????/
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Dan: The vapor recovery canister under the hood is your culprit. It sits above your left front tire. It is a black plastic box with a vent or two in the top. Put your nose near the vents when you notice the smell. Likely it has a cracked hose or is overwhelmed by the gas vapor…
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Dan:
The vapor recovery canister under the hood is your culprit. It sits above your left front tire. It is a black plastic box with a vent or two in the top. Put your nose near the vents when you notice the smell. Likely it has a cracked hose or is overwhelmed by the gas vapor from the fuel tank. It is also possible that the solenoid that feeds the fumes into the intake manifold is faulty and not letting the recovered vapor get vacuumed out and burned in the engine. HTH
-steve
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