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95 S10 EVAP problems?

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Since the S10 forum is kinda slow I thought I'd post this up here. So my 95 2.2L S10 has had an overwhelming gas smell for the past few months and I finally got tired of it. I traced the EVAP system out to find that 1/2 of it is missing. The vent line from the tank to charcole canister is intact, then it has a vac sourse line running up towards the engine, but the line just ends right at the trans. On the engine I found the manifold vac line for it cut and plugged with a bolt. :crazy: So doing a little research, I found that I need a vac purge valve that I hook to the manifold vac and then run to the terminated line by the trans leading back to canister. The purge valve also has a smaller line that ties into the HVAC vac line.

So I bought the purge valve and hooked it up according to the vac line diagram on the core support as I described it above. My HVAC controls work a lot better than used to, only I still have a slight gasoline smell and for this first tank of gas, my truck has been sucking it down! Based on where the gas gauge is and my odometer, i should have gone over 100 miles more for where the level is.

Sorry for the long post, but I am not sure what is happening... Why has my milage taken a dive, and why do I still smell gas fumes?
 
When's the last time you replaced the air filter? Also the charcoal cannister could be clogged and not functioning properly.
 
Just wait till you go to pay for that new charcoal canister, your gonna need to go to the rape crisis center.
 
When's the last time you replaced the air filter? Also the charcoal cannister could be clogged and not functioning properly.

I replaced it maybe 2 months ago. Its still pretty clean. I did take the charcoal canister out to see if I could take it apart and failed. I guess you're not supposed to pull them apart... :doah:
 

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