nathankbarber Welcome to the forum
Running it in the factory position is the best... the more space you can put between the line and any heat sources the better... if you can't get any more spacing might try wrapping some heat reflective tape on that portion...

 

Thanks in2pro what do you mean by factory position? I'm going to see about trying to run it a little further away from the exhaust but with the dual exhaust I'm not sure I can keep it far enough away to make me happy so the heat tape will probably be my best bet. Thanks again

 

Also ive read about the new vent clicking loudly when installed and the truck turned on.... Well no click from mine and I held on to in while someone else turned the key on and off and still nothing

 

Factory position would be the same path the old hose took. look at routing the hose so that the filter box is close to the top of the fill tube.

 

i have that code and i have a 06 monte carlo SS and now my car wont start any suggestions on what i should replace. u can e-mail me at murphybravesatl3@yahoo.com

 

Hey guys great info! I'm new and stumbled onto the forum b/c my tahoe threw the same code. Not super mechanical but this one seems do-able. Thanks for the pics

 

my local garage who's always pretty good smoke tested my tahoe, found no leak, replaced gas cap twice, we finally decided to live with the check engine light... (for a year or so) Finally while filling the gas tank gas immediately began spewing back out and it wouldn't take gas but only in small amounts,... found your post and replaced the evap canister.... filled gas tank twice in last ten days without problem and the check engine light has not come back on .....THANKS! $30 and ten minutes

 

Where's the EVAP Cannister Vent Valve on a 2006 Silverado?

 

@skcastor - Its under the drivers side, just in front of the gas tank.

 

skastor, the pics on page 5 of 7 of this posting is from my 2006 silverado.