Cadillac Deville Canister Purge Valves are the entry point that allows the stored fuel vapor from the charcoal canister to go into the engine so that the mixture burns instead of going to the air. Prior to the early seventies, vented caps allowed raw vapor to escape. When rules on emissions became stricter, a system called EVAP along with Canister Purge Valves began to trap that vapor and reuse those hydrocarbons. The valves operate by circuiting manifold vacuum, thereby opening only when the engine can safely ingest the vapor but closing at rest to seal the canister. The early designs of the Deville relied on simple vacuum-operated Canister Purge Valves that reacted directly to pressure changes and afforded basic protection. Beginning in the mid-nineties, Cadillac installed OBD II Canister Purge Valves that were electronically controlled solenoids. These were coupled with a vent solenoid and tank pressure sensor. That allowed the engine computer to test the system for leaks. Also, when vacuum is below a threshold, it will turn a warning light on. The later style provides quick diagnostics and tight emissions controls, but both do the exact same job. This development allowed emissions compliance in the Cadillac Deville without sacrificing ride quality. In general, a fully working Canister Purge Valves keeps your fuel economy steady and the air nice and clean.
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