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Removal and installation the carbon canister (EVAP) (Mercedes-Benz G-Class W463)

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EVAP Carbon Canister Installation Details (petrol models)

EVAP Carbon Canister Installation Details (petrol models)
1 - Carbon adsorber; 2 - Wheel arch protection liner; A - Compensation hole; B - Line to compensation valve; C - Line to regeneration valve


Connection diagram of the carbon adsorber

Connection diagram of the carbon adsorber
1 - Fuel distributor; 2 - Inlet manifold; 3 - Fuel tank; 4 - Fuel filter; 5 - Carbon adsorber; 6 - Compensation valve; 7 - Compensation line; 8 - Ventilation line; M16/6 - Throttle actuator; M3 - Fuel pump; Y58/1 - Evaporative Canister Purge Valve; A - Line: adsorber → purge valve; B - Line: purge valve → intake manifold; C - Line: compensation valve → adsorber; D - Line: fuel tank → compensating valve; E - Line: Fuel filter → tank degassing; F - Line: Fuel return line




1. Remove the right rear wheel arch protection liner (2) (see Chapter Body).

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2. Remove the canister (1) by sliding it in the direction indicated by the arrow in the illustration.

3. Disconnect lines (A, B and C) from the adsorber (1).

4. Installation is carried out in reverse order.
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