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Chrysler Imperial Vapor Canister
The Vapor Canister in Chrysler Imperial is then fixed inside the evaporative emissions control (EVAP) which is aimed at avert emission of hydrocarbons to the atmosphere. This component known as the carburetor or charcoal canister holds fuel vapors and controls the flow of fuel vapors through a purge valve into the engine so as to be burnt in the combustion chamber. This analysis shows that Chrysler Imperial vehicles of the different years have incorporated the use of different types of Vapor Canisters, and a contemporary example of this equipment may include a canister vent solenoid and a fuel tank pressure sensor. It also helps in detecting leakages and makes certain to its efficiency in the system. The major higher hierarchy difference among canisters is the housing design and the additional permanently installed filters in some canisters that may need replacement periodically to offer the optimal performance. In general, the Chrysler Imperial Vapor Canister is the component that serves the optimal for emissions reduction and fuel economy enhancement.
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Chrysler Imperial Vapor Canister Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What is the function of the evaporative emissions control system and Canister on Chrysler Imperial?A: During normal engine operation, the Evaporative Emissions Control System draws fuel vapors from the gas tank and fuel system, stores them in a charcoal canister and routes them to the intake manifold. An indication of malfunctioning in this system is when there is a strong smell of fuel on the engine compartment. In case of detection of the smell of fuel, you should check whether or not there is any damage or deterioration in the canister and all hoses connected to it. To inspect for damages and deteriorations, we need to probe into charcoal canister in engine compartment located on passenger's side behind headlamp.
