My explorer is throwing an evap code.
Upon closer inspection it appears that the part where the gas cap actually screws to has a crack in it.
I have no idea what this part is called…I don’t think its part of the filler neck and I definetly doesnt come as part of the gas cap.
Any thoughts?
i think i know what your talking about…
try one of those “autopartstrain” sites they would most likely have it
that looks like it…the part that screws/bolts onto the body…
i cant imagine it looking any different than that.nice find
I am charging my camera battery because I am not convinced that is the right part
im not good at it but try to find those black and white part number sheets…thats should tell you
IanK
January 22, 2009, 4:41pm
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Def would throw a code in my experiences, a year or so ago my dd’s gas filler neck rust through and the whole in the tube threw an EVAP code.
Pauly
January 22, 2009, 5:07pm
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looks to be a craked filler neck. You could try sealing it w/ silicone install the cap clear the code and see if it returns. Filler necks are sooo common these days
2TurboZ
January 22, 2009, 5:14pm
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I was thinking that…any suggestions for an epoxy or type of silicone? esp in these temps?
Napa sells a sweet 2 part epoxy that sets in 5 mins. i’d go with that. Remember an EVAP leak can be as small as .020 in.
2TurboZ
January 23, 2009, 7:48am
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Does this epoxy have a name?
Pauly
January 23, 2009, 9:12am
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Looking at that filler neck, i’d suggest you look farther down to make sure the rest of the neck is good. That isnt that difficult of a neck to replace (i dont think, pat??)
its an easy swap…just get a new one and be done with it
2TurboZ
January 23, 2009, 9:31am
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yeah I was looking at it today…pretty easy deal.