Vapor Canister Purge Solenoid Valve for Infiniti Nissan 2009-2012, Replaces # K5T45786 14935-JF00A Review

installation was relatively easy. My Check Engine light is gone and my MPG is a little better. I would also like to point out that removing the original valve is not possible on the G37 (when the valve is on top and vertical). Not enough room to turn left and let him go. I have to remove the entire EVAP canister, I had to cut it off. When installing a new valve, rotate it down and diagonally with another clamp holding it in place.

Revain is asking if this part is easy to install, it is part of a truck so no. Not Revain or manufacturer error. The part fit perfectly and snapped straight into place. So the problem was 100% solved. I was about to cancel the process because I was ashamed that the part looked different. Many comments and YouTube warn of this. My 2009 Titan had no video associated with that year and the truck model and stuff looked different. It ended up fitting perfectly, and after I disconnected the battery…

I don't usually skimp on brand/quality when buying parts (usually you get what you pay for) BUT this was an exception. For a solenoid that was poorly designed and placed in an even WORSE outdoor wide open area (Nissan Murano SV 2014), it worked out perfectly for paying $100 less than the dealer wanted. It took less than 2 minutes to remove the hardened original, check the o-ring (okay) and replace this block - BINGO. Fixed issue with outliers. Do your homework (eliminate the gas cap, hose…