OEM Jeep Fuel Tank Vent Valve

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Jeep Fuel Tank Vent Valve maintains a check on the vapor pressure but allows the vapor fuel to escape to the EVAP system. The Jeep cars are characterized by rock solid frames, legendary four wheel drive and a sense of adventure that starts after you get off the road. All of the modern Jeeps combine the Selec-Terrain traction dial, sophisticated driver assistance and convenient voice controlled technology and thus regardless of whether the road is snow, sand or mud you choose a mode and drive. The removable doors and roof make each ride fun and open air, and a large group of Jeep owners exchange tips and tales about their beloved Jeeps. Reliable engines, intelligent cargo capacity, and over the air updates give it even more practicality daily, and a Jeep would be at home towing, commuting, or exploring. The Fuel Tank Vent Valve is a plastic solenoid, which opens at the right time to release fumes through the tank to the charcoal canister and closes at the right time to prevent the escape of raw fuel, reducing the emissions and preventing the tank pressure spikes. In order to install the Fuel Tank Vent Valve; make sure that the Jeep is parked on level ground, disconnect the battery, and release the fuel vapor pressure through opening the gas cap at a slow pace. Unscrew under the back end, find Fuel Tank Vent Valve by the charcoal canister, and then tag and unplug vapor hoses and electrical connector. Instructions are to press locking tab, remove old unit, inspect grommets, and push the new valve in place. Disconnect the reconnect lines, screw up the cap, clear any dashboard codes and turn the engine on to ensure there is no leak.