🔧 Vapor Canister Purge Valve Solenoid for GMC Acadia, Terrain, Chevy Impala, Traverse, Cadillac SRX, Buick Enclave - OEM Part Numbers: 12610560, 55593172 - 911-082 Review

Perfect fit. Very easy to install. All in all it took me 10 minutes to remove the old part and install the new one. Works perfectly

I liked that it was the cheapest on the market. In terms of quality, it was comparable to more expensive products. It's worth saving.

Great product, everything works, just factory, easy to fit with just one screw. The Buick wouldn't start after filling up and that solved the problem. Significantly cheaper than in the car parts trade

Failed OEM block replaced with this valve. Worked for 5 weeks then broke. I recommend getting a more expensive OEM replacement as this part doesn't last very long.

For the price it couldn't be better. Very easy to install on a Chevy Crossover. The local auto parts store will charge $55-$65 for this flush valve. If I had to replace it once a year for the next 4 years I still wouldn't have paid for myself at the local shops.

This was a perfect replacement for my original Bosch part #12610560, 2015 Chevy Colorado. This fixed my P0442 Check Engine Light code for a small air leak. It was a quick and easy install in 10 minutes. Use a 10mm socket to remove the old screw.

I had a terrible experience replacing this part, but it was due to a decrepit plastic wiring harness that would not detach from the old part. After prying the clip open with a screwdriver and getting a good grip with pliers, I was able to pull out the cable. Pro tip for anyone trying to determine if this component is causing the check engine light to illuminate: Disconnect the power and hose from the part, but leave it connected to the engine. If the suction cup pulls, the part is defective…