💨 Efficient Bosch 0280142308 Purge Valve for Optimal Performance Review

Failed in less than 2 weeks Misfire codes and bad purge valve code, I was able to return now I still drive the bad original but at least the misfire codes are gone, still bad purge valve code.

15 minutes for installation. Using my bluetooth OBD-II reader I cleared the codes and after a few days of driving I passed the emissions without incident. *You will need OEM replacement clips as they are difficult to salvage without an awl or similar. Here are the clamps I used: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006IOZ3YUBluetooth-OBD-II-Reader -- http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005NLQAHS

Fairly easy to install. Works great and fixed my evap error code. Note that the hose that attaches to the right side has an attachment piece that cannot be removed without cutting the hose. If you're buying this part for a VW/Audi, you should check if they sell it with hoses already attached. Otherwise, you'll have to replace the hose as soon as you realize it can't be reused, or try to cut it off and reattach the adhesive.

. I have a check engine light for my 2001 Range Rover 4.6L. After scanning the codes, a large leak was found P0455 - Evaporator Control System. After some searching, I was pointed to the purge valve as a possible culprit. So I took out my old one, hooked it up to a hand held vacuum gauge and quickly found that it didn't need a vacuum. It was quickly determined that the flushing valve was defective. I ordered this one and did the same test before installing it and it held a vacuum with no…

Also referred to as Evaporative Emission Canister Purge Control Valve in VW service manuals - N80. This is a very easy to replace part, located under a cover next to the flexible air intake hose. The original part uses disposable clips that you must cut with wire cutters. So don't forget to buy some small clamps. I had a P0441 code/check engine light that was preventing the car from passing the MOT. So first replace the gas cap with the city cap and reset the light. If it lights up again after…

Amazing OE quality product. Installation was very easy and took about 30 minutes from start to finish. My 2003 Volkswagen Passat Wagon (2.8L V6) was showing codes P0171 and P0174. After replacing the rear O2 sensor and PCV hose (they were needed) the car was still giving the same codes. After resetting and running the MIL, I received a new P0401 code related to the EGR system. Apparently this purge valve is a known problem on these vehicles and can result in a lean, rich and/or EGR system…