🔧 ACDelco GM Original Equipment 55573017 EVAP Purge Valve Review

My 2014 Cruze 1.4 needed this part replaced. Due to the integrated PCV valve, intake manifold, 4 injector o-rings and front crankshaft seal, you should probably replace the valve cover as well. All of these parts go bad in a chain reaction due to a faulty PCV valve. If your dipstick pushes air out when you lift it while the car is running, you know all of these things need replacing. But very good prices on Amazon! Lasts a few hours at most.

I had the check engine light on for a while. The store kept telling me it was just my gas cap so they just dropped it. I broke down, bought my own OBD reader, did a little research and came across this piece. Item delivered as described. The old part came off easily and the new one slipped into place just as easily. It's been a few months now and the check engine light hasn't come on. Another plus, the lack of a check engine light means I can use remote start again.

My check engine light came on, Autozone read the codes, they told me to "see a mechanic". Went to the Chevy Sonic forum and they said that was the likely cause of the code. (code P0496 I think) I was able to change this fairly quickly, it was cold and raining when I did it but it took maybe 10 minutes or less, there are instructions on youtube. I did all this with a flashlight in my hand, in the dark, in my overalls. If I can do it, anyone can. I disconnected the battery overnight after…

One day while driving my car to coffee, my car stalled at an intersection, but luckily I was able to start it again. However, the car drove harder than a 1940s tractor. I thought "this is very unusual" and began investigating the reasons for this. When I got home I noticed my car had two pending codes: P0496 and P0171. My car was running too lean and a flushing error occurred. Decided to replace the purge valve. The new part corrected pitch (P0171) and uneven ride. However, the cleanup error…

The "Service Engine" light on my daughter's car dashboard came on. She drives a 2013 Chevy Cruze LT 1.4L. I put my OBD2 device on it. My code is P0496. I bought this product and replaced it myself. It's VERY easy to replace. I am a woman who is not afraid to fix everything myself first. I posted the code on YouTube. There was a very simple guide on how to replace it. Am. clap. Boom. did. I then used my OBD2 device to turn off the service engine light. Since then everything is fine. If that part