Dorman 911-239 Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid Compatible with Select Cadillac / Chevrolet / GMC Models

This cleared an EVAP CANISTER SILENOIDPO449 code on my 2009 GMC SIERRA. Just like the description says, not an exact fit for the pipes. I used my existing mount and it clipped right on. The piping going to the charcoal canister was different from my original, but it can be rerouted over the fuel tank and connects fine with a little maneuvering. The filter end routes in the same direction as the original and is zip tied to the frame towards the cab. Total job takes about 30 minutes.

Tools needed were a flat head screwdriver to unclip canister, adjustable pliers for one hose clamp, extra zip ties and clippers for zip ties and a little imagination. Hope this helps. Comes with new wire harness. Clip one end to old clip and other end to new canister. Then zip tie wires to whatever. Remove old canister and filter hose. Place new flexible hose over fuel tank, this will then line up hose to clip in. On the new canister there are two places to reclip on the old bracket, use the first hook up closest on the new canister. The new filter hose is different(and shorter), no problem. Just use ziplocks on frame around hose and filter to approximately where the old filter sat. See photos in review. Entire replacement was less than a half hour on the ground with no lift.

Not a good fit. Maybe for a different truck. Made it fit we'll see if it works out.

This Evap Vent Control kit replaces the stock, prone to failure solenoid and filter on the 1999 and other Silverados with the redesigned setup. The Dorman kit includes the complete valve, breather and hose as well as the adapter electrical plug. Watch a couple videos on line on how to do it - it is easier than I anticipated. I was recommended Dorman products at a car show years ago and since then have bought them ahead of other brands whenever possible. Always well manufactured and often re-engineered to remedy OE engineering errors, they've never let me down. Check out their website.

I installed this in a 2008 Silverado 5.3L 1500 LT.This was a really easy install. Although the hose from solenoid to canister was longer and molded different than the factory one, I was able to loop it over and back down to the canister coupler connection, and the coupler fit the canister perfect.Even better, I was able to relocate the filter (hose) from the top of the transmission to the top of the fuel filler neck using the factory filter hose. Heat up the hose with heat gun to get the old filter hose off, and blow air thru it before re-using. My hose had a fair amount of dirt in it.Mounting to the top of the gas tank neck seems like a much cleaner location to mount the filter.

Evap canister worked great , I'm just upset cause the lines they sale with this kit does not work on my suv, so I payed more money for parts I could not use and there check if part will fit said It fits.

After extending the adapter wire and reforming the plastic tubing I was able to change the location to in-front of the fuel tank instead of on top of it.Work perfectly and no longer getting codes.

I have been fighting this product for two years. The first purchase failed within a few months. After fighting with Amazon and Dorman for a warranty replacement, they finally sent me a replacement.That replacement was missing parts… After fighting customer service again, I finally received a third.The third failed within a year. In spite of a “lifetime warranty”, I have been fighting with both the Manufacturer and Amazon for weeks for a replacement.They are just passing the buck back and forth.PAY THE EXTRA $10 AND SHOP LOCAL. Avoid the hassle.

Bonne pièce

Bought in January. Mechanic installed in February. Failed July.

Believe they sent me one for the previous body style? Had to extend one of the hoses and the bracket was wrong however it cleared the CEL and was MUCH cheaper then oem or part source