Acura 36162-RDV-J01 Vapor Canister Purge Solenoid: Ultimate Air Pollution Solution! Review

OEM, costs twice as much but some reviews of the parts have been terrible. Received the next day, installed, driven 60 km. parked The next morning the check engine light went out. I checked and the light is still not on. It's clear my scanner found the part and it's clear the OEM part was a good fit.

My son and I exchanged this on our Acura TL. We've never done this before and really don't do that many repairs ourselves. But after watching a few videos on YouTube we watch it for about 20 minutes. The system error/malfunction is gone and the warning 'Fuel cap Check” which was on almost two years ago has also disappeared.

Keep getting codes P0443 P0497 P0457 (one of which banged twice) but I myself set maybe 20 minutes in 15 degree weather, youtube videos say you remove those need fuse box but i didn't, just needed a small 10mm extension socket. My mechanic cleared the code for me so the system could restart properly and my car passed the emissions test the next morning 😁😁 UPDATE: The light is still on so I'll change the gas and give another update.

Installed 4 days ago and so far so good, message "Tighten tank cap" is gone. I noticed that the Denso sensor I received was made in Japan and not the sensor I removed which was made in Mexico. Quick tip: you will need to reuse the metal washer and nut that originally attached the sensor to the manifold. So be careful not to drop them. One of the air hoses (which connects to the top of the sensor) got stuck so I pushed it back a little with a flat head, used WD40 and left it on a little to try…