🌬️ ACDelco 214-2147 OE Service Vapor Canister Purge Valve: Superior Performance for Efficient Emission Control Review

The product functionality was good (the "Check Engine Light” problem was solved), but there was a nozzle problem. In my case, the old pipe was almost impossible to remove, so I had to cut it, adjust it to size, and then tape, glue, and clamp it to hold it in place. The price was good, the arrival date was a small factor, but I'm happy with the device

This part fixed my P0449 Check Engine Light trouble code. This is exactly the same part (number on the cap) except for the hose. per piece with hose attachment. Don't fall for it! Go to a hardware store and buy a piece of hose and hose clamps to replace the hose. to a hardware store. It was a very quick and easy fix for $20 vs $120+! MARVELOUS!

Super fast shipping, my Canyon 05 GMC showed code p0449 which was for a major leak and that along with the wiring harness 19257603 did the trick. I'm not a mechanic and this was really easy to do in about 30 minutes. My only advice is to not use heat to remove the plastic line, use hot water and gently remove it and then put it on the new canister vent valve and then very gently use your heat gun on the lowest setting to securing the house is sealed directly to your new canister. The item…

This product is NOT listed as 'Fits your vehicle' for a 2007 GMC Canyon BUT IT IS DONE with a little effort. The part listed for Canyon comes with a hose attached. If you do a little research you will find that THIS product is the EXACT canister purge valve that attaches to your Canyon's hose for a lot less money. You need to remove the hose from your device and place it on top of it. This is a little tricky to do. You want to make sure you don't damage the hose, so be very careful when using a

I spent 17.00 on a code reader, bought this part and a new gas cap for my 2006 Chevy Impala which was suffering from what most people do at plus 60k miles when the check engine light comes on, while your car's computer keeps working. Specification to check your loose gas cap. Reading on the code reader showed a major vacuum leak and indeed replacing this part and the gas cap fixed the problem, turned off the check engine light and works great. I've seen people spend up to $1,000 online to solve

Exact part for a 2005 Chevy Uplander. I found out that this was the reason why my check engine light po449 came on. After extensive research and ruling out a faulty gas cap, which many people unnecessarily replace, I narrowed the problem down to that part. Then I managed to find its location, unfortunately it is on top of the fuel tank. In general, I managed to remove it without much difficulty by jacking up one side of the van and only partially lowering the fuel tank. I made sure it was…