- Vapor Canister Shutoff Valve
- Direct replacement for a proper fit every time
- Mounting hardware included (where applicable)
- O-ring included (where applicable)
- Designed for enduring resistance to harsh road and weather conditions
Dorman Products, Inc. is well-known as a leader in providing quality auto parts to the aftermarket. We've earned our reputation for excellence from over three decades of experience in providing automotive replacement parts, fasteners and service line products primarily for the automotive aftermarket. Our prestigious position stems from a unique combination of application expertise, innovative product design, and breadth of product offerings, many of which are not conveniently or economically available elsewhere. At Dorman, we take pride in the quality of our products and in your satisfaction.
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Fit chart is incorrect.,
Check your actual part before ordering. The difference is that the #911-502 has the mounting flange and two bolts to secure the part to the vapor canister, where the #911-503 does not. As such, if you order the «correct» part number as shown, you will have no way to permanently mount the part.
Just a word to the wise; I wasted both time and money.
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Purge Valve OE,
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Wahoo! It did the trick!,
We plugged a device in to read the codes for the light that kept coming on and it gave us the code for a plugged vapor canister. My husband is not a mechanic by any means. He did some research and found someone posted a step-by-step with pictures on how to change one of these out, so the first time he pulled his off the car, he had yet to have a replacement. He thought he could take his part and go down to a local auto repair shop to get another (come to find out, nope, and he had to get it at the dealer for decent coin and they were closed). So, for the heck of it, I wanted to see if I could find it online, and came across this one. So much for only being able to get it via the dealer (got it cheaper, and shipped right to the house in a couple days). Looking at the new one, we could see how the coil in the old one didn’t like to move… that was the problem.
He changed it out, went to the gas station and gave it the test of pumping gas in for more than 2 to 5 seconds at a time – voila! Saved good money without having a garage do it too!
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