How to Check the Condition of the Charcoal Canister Solenoid Valve?
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When the vehicle's charcoal canister is damaged, the following symptoms may occur: 1. Fuel nozzle automatically shuts off during refueling or gas escapes when opening the fuel tank cap. 2. Gasoline vapor or dripping fuel appears at the canister's atmospheric vent. 3. Poor acceleration, jerking, unstable idle speed with fluctuations. 4. Engine stalls and fails to restart, unusual noises while driving. Below is an introduction to the charcoal canister: 1. The primary function of the charcoal canister is to absorb and filter gasoline vapors from the fuel tank. Through solenoid valve control, it allows fuel vapors to enter the engine for combustion, thereby reducing fuel consumption and preventing excessive fuel tank pressure. 2. Gasoline is a volatile fuel, and fuel in the tank quickly evaporates, increasing internal pressure. When pressure reaches a certain level, it poses potential hazards. Therefore, from perspectives of pressure balance, fuel conservation, and environmental protection, vehicles are equipped with charcoal canisters.