How nice of them to only hit you for 80 dollars an hour...thats double cheaper than a therapist that will only listen to your problems. While those guys fixed your problems! That was nice of them to only charge you 80 bucks. Good deal.

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(we spent our own fair share of time wondering how we'd ordered the wrong part)

Thank You!

I hate when they say 1999-2006. Mine is on top of the tank. Easier to take the bed off and replace than try and replace it by feel.

Thank you!!! I thought I was going nuts trying to find this.

@@spartanshadow13 I just replaced this yesterday, took me a minute to find it, replaced without removing bed or tank, used the new upgrade for replacement with filter relocation house making it easier to access for future replacement.

@@joshuaborovich3440more info please! I’ll be tackling this in my ‘03 extended cab soon

@@DaveWight-wc8vl on the 2003 Silverado, it's actually above the tank, but semi-accessible (and visible) from the separation between the bed and cab. I didnt remove bed/tank. I removed 1 bolt for the holding bracket of evap vent solenoid. Then wiggled bracket off of solenoid and pulled it out. then using micro flat head to help disconnect electrical wire on inner side of solenoid carefully, and then used two micro screw drivers to help me pry off vapor line. The replacement is slightly different desing and supposed to be improved. So it came with new bracket that bolts in old brackets hole yet now instead of facing towards gas tank, faces away from it. Used wire extension to make wire reach and replaced hose even though that was the same. The new model has charcoal filter as a seperate component from the evap solenoid connected by a line which I ran along the frame and ziptide in place.

Exactly my issue right now

On 04 GMC Sierra ext cab short bed the purge canister is located directly behind the fuel tank hidden by the spare wheel

Hey man I feel you, lucky you don’t have a utility bed on like mine. SOB

Hey so for the 03 extended cab, would it be easier to replace it by taking the bed off or just the gas tank? I would guess the gas tank but idk

@@TanTan_19xx what do you think for an 03 with just the normal bed would it be better to drop the gas tank or pull the bed?

Is this a joke? I don't see any part #'s anywhere....

@@kennysmith6824 it was sarcasm, because they didn't list them anywhere.

@@m3talc0re I know! I wish they did with so many options out there. I listed the one we ordered for my dad's truck.

Glad we could help! A lift and AC make almost every automotive repair much nicer to do.

@@LemurMonitors thank you again and I really appreciate your help. Oh yeah..AC cooled shop and lift and it would have been an easy fix for sure. It was 96 degrees outside yesterday..rough . I must have drank 6 gallons of water lol. Anyway, the money light on the instrument panel went out when I erased the code and it has not returned..awesome 🙂👍

Lose some weight maybe

That was a fix they thought would work but these things fail so often that it's just a scramble for a fix for them.

Do you feel better, oh master? Some of us are just here for the info. If i want to watch a fine art film the subject matter wont be a solenoid!

Damn son 😂😂 chill cuz. He went in 😂😂

what would replacing the canister look like?

Completely agree. The reader may be confused when you call the vent control valve a "canister". The canister is actually the charcoal canister, an entirely separate part of the evap system. Just say'in.

Yeah I was a little surprised when they left the cannister in place on a cannister replacement video.

Well when the vent valve goes bad it starts to build pressure outside of the normal allowed tolerance limits and it could hit that sensor and damage it to. So that's a good point, to keep your eyes peeled for that after you replace it, it's possible that you might need to replace a faulty sensor as well. Thank you for that share and reminder.

If you clearly have issues venting the pressure in your gas tank and then you change this valve. The sensor will not prevent you from filling up your tank and it will not cause you to have to pump your gas like a carbureted engine just to get it to start after you fully fill up your tank.

I have the same code did you solved it?

@@dannylsx7137 yep, problem solved.

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​@@robleekay6271Hi, was your truck shutting off after turning on? I have the same code error and truck shuts off after turning on. It will stay on if i step on the gas though.

@@fencerider1492 No. the only issue I noticed, It was using more gas than before the engine light came on.

No 💩!! Dumb Assad put it ON TOP OF THE TANK on my 2000 Sierra 5.3. I suppose it’s doable on a lift but on your back it’s either off with the bed or drop the 🙄tank.

I have to replace mine in my 03 silverado 1500 ls 4.8l. Tell me more about the process if possible. Thanks

​@norrinradd0196 how did it Went same location?

I kind of want to see that

Did you ever figure this problem out?

The old hose is a hard plastic that cracks and causes air leaks

could be clogged lines(charcoal pellets...lets hope that is not the case). Replace valve next to canister (about 20.00 bucks at amazon) Still have thecode, replace purge solenoid by engine...easy fix as well. Just look for a green cap.That is the part to be replaced.

Thanky you for reply. I have replaced charcoal and ? Valve but the check engine light stays on

I have a p455 code also

The locking caps don't have a good seal like the regular ones. So it is possible

Did you unplug battery to reset

You need to clear the code. If it's coming back than something else is causing that issue.

Check orange power wire from plug at solenoid valve,mine was broken inside the sheathing,only 2 wires to that plug

Yea

For the most part it is - we aren't professionals, just normal people with standard tools so if we can do it just about anyone else can too.

Ya but you picked an easy access one, we would like to hear you cuss working on an 03 Silverado ext cab..

It's pretty easy, just unscrew the bed and left it up a little and set on the tires, I used to do this with my dad all the time, the bed is not that heavy, just takes 2 people to do it

Is yours an 03?

May be its a bad part.

Its ur fuel tank pressure sensor

Rear brake line.. Might be a bigger problem than an evap code