Car not taking any gas..
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Ahh.. Looks like a easy replace. Is it that one nut holding it on there jpflip? Also, Would I need 99620122107 or 99620122109 ? There are 2 Number 1s. Thanks
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Sorry , got no experience with this item. I just tried both numbers with Sonnen and they both works???? And the 99620122109 as been replaced by 99620122108....But my guess is the second one is the right one. M664 means, Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery (ORVR)...Once you got the wheel well lining removed you will get all the plumbing, vent lines, gate valve etc. that are part of the fuel system. May be you will found something else at fault.
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Sorry , got no experience with this item. I just tried both numbers with Sonnen and they both works???? And the 99620122109 as been replaced by 99620122108....But my guess is the second one is the right one. M664 means, Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery (ORVR)...Once you got the wheel well lining removed you will get all the plumbing, vent lines, gate valve etc. that are part of the fuel system. May be you will found something else at fault.
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Wish you good luck with this troubleshooting. If you found something please share since this problem seems to be happening more often lately...
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Ending up fixing this.
There is a low voltage wire that goes to a valve that opens the neck up for gas. Mine was not getting anymore power after it went into the firewall. Mechanic ran a new low voltage wire from fuse to valve and all is good again.
There is a low voltage wire that goes to a valve that opens the neck up for gas. Mine was not getting anymore power after it went into the firewall. Mechanic ran a new low voltage wire from fuse to valve and all is good again.
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Wow!! I am impress!!! Good job enoyskt!
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