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Old 23rd January 2006, 01:35   #1 (permalink)
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evaporative emissions purge valve

can some 1 tell me were this valve is located. i keep getting e8 on my peake scan tool. i cant find any info on location of the part. or it purpose. car seems to run fine. it just bugging me and i want to fix it.

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Old 24th January 2006, 20:24   #2 (permalink)
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The valve is under the intake manifold at the back of the engine. You need to take off the plastic housing that has M power written on it to get to the valve. It shouldnt cause any engine running problems if the valve fails, all it does is allow fuel vapours from the charcoal canister to be drawn into the engine and burnt. The valve is part no 14 on this diagram :
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...38&hg=13&fg=15
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you might want to replace the charcoal canister also one makes the other fail
i just went thru all that with my M3 early this year...
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thx guys for info, dont know what a lot of us would do without this board.

thx again Tim R
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by the way were is the canister at....


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It's near the left rear wheel behind the plastic trim. You need to take the wheel off and move the plastic bits out the way to get at it, then its just a matter of disconnecting the hoses. On US models there is also an electric pump in there somewhere used for detecting tank leaks.

Canister is part 12 http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...57&hg=16&fg=10
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