Parts of EVAP canister system (vehicles with engine code AFP), removing and installing

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Fig 1: Exploded View Of Evaporative Emissions System Components (Vehicles With Engine Code AFP)

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1 - Seal

replace if damaged

2 - Ventilation line

black
Check for secure fitting
To disengage, squeeze together at front
from change-over valve. Refer to Fuel tank with attachments and fuel filter (vehicles with engine code AFP and BDF), removing and installing , item 11

3 - Ventilation line

white
Check for secure fitting
To disengage, squeeze together at front
from pressure retaining valve. Refer to Fuel tank with attachments and fuel filter (vehicles with engine code AFP and BDF), removing and installing , item 7

4 - Mounting screw

5 - Connection hose

Pressure side
Check for secure fitting

6 - Connector

black, 3-pin
for Leak Detection Pump (LDP) -V144-

7 - Vacuum line

to upper part of intake manifold. Refer to Overview plan of EVAP canister system (vehicles with engine code AFP) , item 4

8 - Leak Detection Pump (LDP) -V144-*

Under wheel housing liner in rear right wheel housing
checking. Refer to Leak Detection Pump (LDP), checking

9 - Air filter for diagnostic pump

10 - Connection hose

Intake side
Check for secure fitting

11 - Bracket

12 - 10 Nm

13 - EVAP canister

Under wheel housing liner in rear right wheel housing