Chevrolet Express Vapor Canister traps fuel vapors to keep them out of the atmosphere. Inside the EVAP circuit is the Vapor Canister, which contains activated charcoal that captures hydrocarbons anytime pressure is pushing fumes from the tank. Once the engine runs, the purge valve opens. The vacuum sucks air through the Vapor Canister, and the stored vapor joins the air fuel mixture to be burned instead of wasted. Early versions have a simple plastic body and an external breather filter. Later OBD II setups on the same Chevrolet van include a vent solenoid and a tank pressure sensor for leak self-testing. Both designs perform the same mission, but the newer unit has the ability to seal itself during diagnostics and to turn on a warning light if it is unable to reach a set vacuum. Placement is different as well, with some Express models mounting the Vapor Canister near the fuel tank and others in the engine bay to accommodate layout changes. By recycling fumes and working with a pressure relief cap, the Vapor Canister reduces smog and even saves a little fuel, proving essential on every Chevrolet Express.
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