FIND/FIX EVAP LEAKS

*UPDATE* It has now been 3 months (5k miles on the Jeep) and I have not had my check engine light returned!

Find and Fix leaks in the evap system in your car cheap and easy. This fix will help you solve diagnostic codes P0440, P0442, P0455, P0456 as well as others that are turning on your check engine light.

I diagnose all evap lines from the leak detection pump to the charcoal canister and gas tank. I then replace the damaged lines to get my check engine light off and pass inspection in my 2000 Jeep Cherokee

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We hope you enjoyed this video and will keep in mind that all information included is intended to be purely academic and in fact is only the opinion of D&E. We are not professionals, nor are we qualified to knight you a professional. D&E want to ensure that anyone modify or fixing their own vehicle does so in a safe manner which leaves the vehicle in a legal, roadworthy state. In short, DON'T BE A MONKEY WITH A TOOL BOX! If you don't know what you are doing, leave it the professionals!

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