Vapor conister is cracked. Is it covered under warranty?
SOURCE: Can a crack in a plastic vapor recovery canister
Are you referring to the two part epoxy? I have used that to repair gas tanks of lawn mowers and it worked fine.
Just be sure that the repair area is very clean and you rough the area with course sand paper before applying the adhesive. I would not use the 5 minute or fast dry epoxy. You want the repair to dry and cure for at least 24 hours before use.
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SOURCE: 2008 Kia Sedona vapor locking
no more vapor lock with electric pumps--mechanical ones had them--u may have othr fuel issues or ignition--tell us more
Anytime you start getting evap purge solenoid canister issues the first thing you need to check is your gas cap. The evap purge system is designed to build or release vapor pressure inside the gas tank. As to answer their location the first place to always look is under the vehicle on the frame near the fuel tank. They are also normally plastic and have a square or rectangle shape to them. To be honest they have absolutely no mechanical or performance function to them. But check and make sure your gas cap is tight first. Have you ran over anything with this vehicle lately, because that's really the only way to hurt the evap system. Hope this helps. I'll watch your question to see if I have helped you.
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