Genuine Toyota 77740-02130 Charcoal Canister Assembly for Efficient Emission Control Review

With all the codes I had I had to make an educated guess as to what to try. I did the simplest thing first, replacing the gas cap, but no dice. Then I ordered it with fingers crossed. The hardest part of the install was getting under the car and doing it. I'm old and mostly blind without my glasses (there will be some who won't) and closeups are hard to handle. I searched youtube for a video on replacement and only found one and it wasn't quite right. great but it helped. Only the connections…

My check engine light came on. I found out the code was P2401. This code is related to the charcoal canister located under the car on the driver's side behind the gas tank. There are other codes associated with it that you can also get as it performs multiple functions. BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WHEN DISCONNECTING HOSES AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR! You are fragile. There is a video on YOU TUBE that shows how to do it. I unplugged the battery for a few minutes and then plugged it back in. Since then the

There is a video on YouTube showing a similar part being swapped out on a 2004 Corolla. Installation on a 2007 Corolla is even easier. A 12mm socket and a small screwdriver are the only tools required. You don't even need to jack up the car.1. Spray down there first, there's a lot of dirt, and if you move things, they'll get in your eyes. 2. Once dry, unplug the electrical connector (you may need a small screwdriver to pry the bracket, although a strong thumbnail will do). 3. Squeeze the…

I bought this product after Christian Brothers told me I had to remove the CHECK ENGINE indicator to check it. Well the product was installed by a qualified Toyota mechanic and the check engine light came on again. (I didn't go back to Christian Brothers because I think they ripped us off for $1300. Guy's boss suggested Christian Brothers; he trusts their work.) Also, I'm wondering if the part I bought is old / was outdated or defective. First. I haven't looked at it; My mechanic took it out of

Update: It's been about a week now and there are no check engine lights and no background error codes. Some problems do not trigger the CEL but are stored in the vehicle's computer and can only be read by high quality scanners. When I restarted my computer before replacing the vaporizer unit, the light came back on every time within 48 hours. Now I know for sure that my problem is solved. I'm not sure which part of the EVAP assembly was the problem, especially when I was given almost every…