Charcoal Canister Replacement Option (5 Viewers)

[CataclysmSX]

Does anyone here want a used oem canister out of a 99? I don't know, maybe you'll save some money and try to rebuild it like in post #5 on this thread. Just pay for shipping and it's yours. Located in the SGV Los

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[2001LC]

@2001LC I already installed it, but there was a difference. The new one was a lot lighter than the old one. Does the weight matter?

Old CC weight compared to new. Indicates, how badly saturated old was. The added weight, is due to saturation of charcoal.
I keep a log of these weights. Which helps me "know" when R&R of CC was correct/justified.

 

[AARONTLC]

Old CC weight compared to new. Indicates, how badly saturated old was. The added weight, is due to saturation of charcoal.
I keep a log of these weights. Which helps me "know" when R&R of CC was correct/justified.

What is the weight of a new or healthy CC? What all is attached when you weigh it?

 

[2001LC]

My scale: NEW OEM
Year OZ.

06-07	87.4/88.1
03-05	90.1
98-02	? I've not had a new. I've never replaced one.

I find the bad ones, weigh 18 to 25 oz. over new.

 

[MattyO]

Still can’t find one for my 98. I guess this CEL is ne er gonna go off

 

[VentricularFib]

Does anyone here want a used oem canister out of a 99? I don't know, maybe you'll save some money and try to rebuild it like in post #5 on this thread. Just pay for shipping and it's yours. Located in the SGV Los Angeles area.

No longer available.

 

[lx470pdx]

Well, I just replaced the LX470 vapor canister after already replacing the vacuum valve as my 2001 LX470 would occasionally turn but not start after a fresh full tank fill. Any other ideas why are more than welcome!

Here is a pic of the weighed NEW-old-stock (2076g) and OLD-original (2460g) vapor canisters for those who care:

 

[2001LC]

Well, I just replaced the LX470 vapor canister after already replacing the vacuum valve as my 2001 LX470 would occasionally turn but not start after a fresh full tank fill. Any other ideas why are more than welcome!

Here is a pic of the weighed NEW-old-stock (2076g) and OLD-original (2460g) vapor canisters for those who care:
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I'm I reading your scale correctly. New 73.25 OZ, Old 86.75 OZ.. So old was 13.5 OZ over?

I don't think Charcoal canister would have cause intermittent start.
Possibles:
Fuel flow. Like pump and or filter.
EFI fuse contacts.
Cam or crank sensor or their wires.

 

[lx470pdx]

I'm I reading your scale correctly. New 73.25 OZ, Old 86.75 OZ.. So old was 13.5 OZ over?

I don't think Charcoal canister would have cause intermittent start.
Possibles:
Fuel flow. Like pump and or filter.
EFI fuse contacts.
Cam or crank sensor or their wires.

Yup, 384g = 13.55oz

Yeah, the fuel filter (23300-50090) and/or the fuel pump (23221-66040) and its filter (23217-74021) would be my next guess, as such are likely still the original ones, as was the recently replaced vapor canister and the vacuum valve.

I just can't see how a full tank fill could impact the EFI fuse or the cam/crank sensors/wires as this only happens (and not always) after a full tank fill.

 

[2001LC]

Yup, 384g = 13.55oz

Yeah, the fuel filter (23300-50090) and/or the fuel pump (23221-66040) and its filter (23217-74021) would be my next guess, as such are likely still the original ones, as was the recently replaced vapor canister and the vacuum valve.

I just can't see how a full tank fill could impact the EFI fuse or the cam/crank sensors/wires as this only happens (and not always) after a full tank fill.

Could be coincidence. Could be, you were building tank pressure, which aided fuel pressure. Removing gas cap, released the pressure, reducing fuel pressure.

Crank no start, is either spark or fuel.