How to remove the Vapor Canister on Toyota Land Cruiser?

The first step to remove the Evaporative Emission Control Canister is to take off the spare tire. First disconnect the connector along with the purge line hose and air inlet line hose by pinching the retainer before raising it and separating the hoses while avoiding tool usage throughout this task. Inspection of the valve and its surrounding area for foreign matter and dirt is necessary for the removal of the canister since these contaminants could potentially harm the O-rings or create leaks at the valve connector. The vent line hose should be disconnected using the same method and a second contamination check must be performed. The wire harness clamp needs to be disconnected first followed by the removal of the 3 canister securing bolts before extracting the canister.

How to service the Vapor Canister on Toyota Land Cruiser?

A necessary step in servicing the Evaporative Emission Control Canister includes disconnecting the negative battery cable then waiting for at least ninety seconds to avoid triggering Air Bag and seat belt pretensioners. The first service step requires removal of the canister assembly through connector disconnection followed by clamp detachment followed by separation of 2 tubes and hose using a screwdriver without removing the retainer which enables tube and hose and purge line hose disconnection after air inlet line tube removal from the canister filter then disconnecting the vent line tube from the canister (leek detection pump). The canister assembly needs its three securing bolts to be removed. Begin installation by securing the canister through its three bolts with 14.7 N.m (150 kgf.cm, 11 ft.lbf) torque followed by hose and tube attachment where the air inlet line tube connects to the canister (leak detection pump) and the vent line tube reaches the canister filter and the purge line hose should be installed on the canister prior to retainer attachment. After that connect the connector while clamping the wire in place. Some systems need initialization when closing the negative battery terminal during battery service. Therefore you must complete the initialization steps when reconnecting the cable to the terminal.

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- 2013-2015, 2008-2011 Toyota Land Cruiser | Base | 8 Cyl 5.7 L GAS
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- 2016-2021 Toyota Land Cruiser | Base, Heritage Edition | 8 Cyl 5.7 L GAS
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- 1998-2002 Toyota Land Cruiser | Base | 8 Cyl 4.7 L GAS
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- 1995-1997 Toyota Land Cruiser | Base | 6 Cyl 4.5 L GAS
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- 1993-1994 Toyota Land Cruiser | Base | 6 Cyl 4.5 L GAS
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- 1991-1992 Toyota Land Cruiser | Base | 6 Cyl 4.0 L GAS
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- 1984-1990 Toyota Land Cruiser | Base | 6 Cyl 4.0 L GAS, 6 Cyl 4.2 L GAS

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The Vapor Canister in Toyota Land Cruiser is located between the Engine compartment and the passenger's body and is very important in the Evaporative emissions control (EVAP) that has been put in place to ensure that hydrocarbon vapors do not give out fumes to the atmosphere. It works by having a carbon canister made of activated charcoal, where fuel vapors are stored hence adsorbed. In operation of the engine, a purge valve is opened to let a flow of air through a stored mixture of vapors for the engine to burn. Depending on the model of the Land Cruiser and the year it was manufactured, different styles of vapor canisters were used In current model OBD II vehicles, additional advanced componentry for leak detection that is included is a canister vent solenoid and fuel tank pressure sensor. These improvements enable improved surveillance of the system's integrity so that any cracks are detected and fixed in good time.

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Q: How to remove the Vapor Canister on Toyota Land Cruiser?
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The first step to remove the Evaporative Emission Control Canister is to take off the spare tire. First disconnect the connector along with the purge line hose and air inlet line hose by pinching the retainer before raising it and separating the hoses while avoiding tool usage throughout this task. Inspection of the valve and its surrounding area for foreign matter and dirt is necessary for the removal of the canister since these contaminants could potentially harm the O-rings or create leaks at the valve connector. The vent line hose should be disconnected using the same method and a second contamination check must be performed. The wire harness clamp needs to be disconnected first followed by the removal of the 3 canister securing bolts before extracting the canister.
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77740-60450
Q: How to service the Vapor Canister on Toyota Land Cruiser?
A:
A necessary step in servicing the Evaporative Emission Control Canister includes disconnecting the negative battery cable then waiting for at least ninety seconds to avoid triggering Air Bag and seat belt pretensioners. The first service step requires removal of the canister assembly through connector disconnection followed by clamp detachment followed by separation of 2 tubes and hose using a screwdriver without removing the retainer which enables tube and hose and purge line hose disconnection after air inlet line tube removal from the canister filter then disconnecting the vent line tube from the canister (leek detection pump). The canister assembly needs its three securing bolts to be removed. Begin installation by securing the canister through its three bolts with 14.7 N.m (150 kgf.cm, 11 ft.lbf) torque followed by hose and tube attachment where the air inlet line tube connects to the canister (leak detection pump) and the vent line tube reaches the canister filter and the purge line hose should be installed on the canister prior to retainer attachment. After that connect the connector while clamping the wire in place. Some systems need initialization when closing the negative battery terminal during battery service. Therefore you must complete the initialization steps when reconnecting the cable to the terminal.