Dear all sifu, what is this cylinder which hanging behind the front bumper? Mine has a broken hose. I wonder what's its function.
What is this and what's its function?
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Dear all sifu, what is this cylinder which hanging behind the front bumper? Mine has a broken hose. I wonder what's its function.
Same as the charcoal canister found in the engine of some cars? Maybe yours is place under the bumper
Izso, due to very cramped space, this is the best photos I can get. It's Perdana V6.
I drove my car to workshop today, the foreman told me there was a strong fuel smell from my car, but I couldn't smell it. So I asked him was this can behind the bumper a charcoal canister, he said he didn't know. Obviosly the hose to the canister is broken.
Bottom view
I drove my car to workshop today, the foreman told me there was a strong fuel smell from my car, but I couldn't smell it. So I asked him was this can behind the bumper a charcoal canister, he said he didn't know. Obviosly the hose to the canister is broken.
Bottom view
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sanekit
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i think that disconnected hose is the purge hose. If it is, then your purge hose on the throttle body supposed to be sealed/plugged. I might be wrong.
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