[savage70]

I replaced the canister and the vsv by the air box. I still have p0446.

I was hoping someone can help me with this issue. Possibly post some pictures of how the evap canister is supposed to be connected correctly. I think that is where i messed up.

Thank you. I'd appreciate anyones help.

 

[Stillrunning]

Did you test the vac hoses for leaks?

YouTube:

 

[John Anthony]

I fixed this issue, although it was on a '96 Gen 3 Camry. I found out that the connector to the duty VSV had a wire that was loose, but it looked fine. I barely tugged on one of the wires in that connector and it slid right out. I got a connector from the junkyard with a few inches of wire sticking out and soldered the wires to my wires from which I had snipped off the orginal VSV connector. The P0446 never came back.

 

[savage70]

I did not. I will be testing the hoses this week.

 

[savage70]

All my VSVs are brand new. I bought a brand new canister from Dorman and had it installed.

 

[savage70]

I just went to Autozone and scanned for codes. I got p0441 and p0171 after installing the brand new canister. Just to be EXACT!

 

[tef]

P0441 is usually a vacuum leak. Did you check for a break in your vacuum hoses?

 

[John Anthony]

For P0171 you can check your PCV valve and it's hose/connections. Also, check for a faulty intake manifold gasket, among other things.

 

[savage70]

P0441 is usually a vacuum leak. Did you check for a break in your vacuum hoses?

I checked the hoses under hood but not by the canister. None of the hoses under the hood are leaking.

 

[savage70]

Would anyone be kind enough to provide pictures of their evap canister connected correctly? Thank you!

 

[John Anthony]

Would anyone be kind enough to provide pictures of their evap canister connected correctly? Thank you!

I happen to have a '99 I4 Camry on my driveway, but I am working a lot and won't be able to snap a photo until tomorrow evening or Friday morning, so perhaps there is someone else who can do this earlier? If no one does, I'll do it. The canister is under the car by the gas tank, not in the engine bay like the Gen 3 Camry.

 

[BMR]

Would anyone be kind enough to provide pictures of their evap canister connected correctly? Thank you!

There should be a vacuum diagram label on the underside of the hood showing how all the hoses are routed. Sometimes they go missing if the hood has been replaced.

 

[savage70]

I happen to have a '99 I4 Camry on my driveway, but I am working a lot and won't be able to snap a photo until tomorrow evening or Friday morning, so perhaps there is someone else who can do this earlier? If no one does, I'll do it. The canister is under the car by the gas tank, not in the engine bay like the Gen 3 Camry.

thank you so much i appreciate it

 

[savage70]

There should be a vacuum diagram label on the underside of the hood showing how all the hoses are routed. Sometimes they go missing if the hood has been replaced.

I had a brand new hood thrown on about a year ago so i no longer have that diagram

 

[Stillrunning]

Would anyone be kind enough to provide pictures of their evap canister connected correctly? Thank you!

Didn't my YouTube link give you that? It's even for the same year.

 

[John Anthony]

thank you so much i appreciate it

Here you go. I don't know if this helps, but I hope so:

 

[savage70]

Thank you so much. I appreciate it