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Honda Civic Set, Canister Assembly
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Honda Civic Vapor Canister
The Vapor Canister in the Honda Civic is the component of the Engine or evaporative emission control (EVAP) system that holds the evaporated fuel from the tank. Its major purpose is to contain and store fuel vapors, which is admitted into the engine as and when the vehicle needs more fuel to make its combustion efficient and emissions minimal. Though, the overview does not define varieties or kinds of the Vapor Canisters utilized on diverse generations of the Civic, it stresses that the primary role of the canister is in the regulation of fuel vapors. Perhaps changes in the design and functionality of the Vapor Canister correspond to improvements in the engine design and emissions regulation; nevertheless, it is not possible to single out particular changes implemented within the scope of the information offered. In summary, the Vapor Canister is significant to the Honda Civic's efficiency and regulations to the environment.
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Honda Civic Vapor Canister Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the EVAP canister purge valve and Vapor Canister for the Honda Civic?A: The EVAP canister purge valve is located on the intake manifold or cylinder head. To remove, disconnect the electrical connector and vacuum hoses, then remove mounting screws. For 2015 and later CR-V models, remove the high-pressure fuel pump cover. For 2014 and earlier models, remove the engine cover and air filter housing. To install, reverse the removal process. Access the EVAP canister by removing under covers. Disconnect the electrical connector from the valve and rotate the vent shut valve clockwise to remove. Replace the O-ring on the valve and sensor, but avoid oiling. To remove the canister, disconnect the vapor hose and electrical connector, then remove the mounting bolts. If replacing, transfer the vent shut valve and other components to the new canister.
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