🔧 Enhanced Performance Canister Purge Valve by Standard Motor Products CP565 Review

I didn't like the product at all because when I installed it in my car and drove it for a few days the check engine light came on.

Good price and delivery on time. Ease of installation. I saved $70 for "labor" from a mechanic. The exchange can take ONLY 3 minutes and my vaporizer error code has been fixed.

I have had the evaporative system check engine lights on from time to time (small leak) and after checking all the hoses I found it was the purge solenoid valve. That's it, cleaned up the code and it didn't come back! Easy exchange! Only took about 5 minutes (maybe).

One of those parts you end up buying when you throw parts in your car to get rid of that darn EVAP code! I don't know how to check this. And I don't want to know! I KNOW the one in MY truck is brand new now and that damn light is still on with that damn little evaporator leak code, so I doubt the one I replaced was bad at all. vaporizer system. I'm tired of messing around with it and verification/registration time is near. I HATE EVAPORATION SYSTEMS. PERIOD.

I have a 2002 Dodge Durango. Issues EVAP error codes regularly. Usually this is P0440. Sometimes for fun and laughs, the PCM will also report a second EVAP code. I have them tend to turn on and off over time. I replaced the hoses, visually inspected the canister under the car and am now trying this magnet block. The exchange couldn't be easier. On my Durango it's next to the battery, next to the driver's side in the engine compartment. Just delete the old one. It has an electrical connection…