2017-10-10
Check for any loose or damaged electrical connections related to the EVAP system purge control valve
Inspect and clean the EVAP system purge control valve to ensure it is not stuck due to dirt or debris
Replace the EVAP system purge control valve if it is found to be faulty or damaged
Perform a smoke test to check for any leaks in the EVAP system that may be causing the purge control valve to stay closed
Check the vehicle's computer system for any error codes or malfunctions that may be affecting the EVAP system and causing the purge control valve to stay closed.
Faulty EVAP system purge control valve
Blocked or clogged EVAP system lines
Malfunctioning EVAP system pressure sensor
Defective EVAP canister
Faulty powertrain control module (PCM)
Check Engine Light illuminated
Difficulty starting the vehicle
Poor fuel efficiency
Vehicle stalls or hesitates during acceleration
Fuel odor inside the vehicle