How to disconnect EVAP charcoal canister hoses
May 5th, 2013, 7:55 AM
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How to disconnect EVAP charcoal canister hoses
If this has already been answered, my search kung-fu wasn't strong enough to find it.
I can't figure out how to disconnect the two small hoses that go to the EVAP canister. I've never seen these connectors before and I'm afraid of breaking them. I'm attaching a pic of the connectors. My phone doesn't have auto-focus, so that's the best I can get at the moment.
I can't figure out how to disconnect the two small hoses that go to the EVAP canister. I've never seen these connectors before and I'm afraid of breaking them. I'm attaching a pic of the connectors. My phone doesn't have auto-focus, so that's the best I can get at the moment.
May 5th, 2013, 10:37 AM
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see the highlighted picture attached...
There are small tabs that need to be released, if you push the connector on jsut a bit and then press in and hold the inner tabs the connection should come off...
There is an actual tool that is used to remove the connector, but you may be able to get it with some finagling..
There are small tabs that need to be released, if you push the connector on jsut a bit and then press in and hold the inner tabs the connection should come off...
There is an actual tool that is used to remove the connector, but you may be able to get it with some finagling..
Last edited by in2pro; May 5th, 2013 at 10:40 AM.
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