Effitnee Petrol Evaporation Control 55566514 Fuel Purge Solenoid Breather Valve Fit for Vauxhall Adam Astra J Corsa D E Meriva B 850093

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I found it easiest to disconnect the electrical connection first and then unscrew the metal bracket from the manifold to then get access to the bottom hose clip release button. Installation in reverse order was simple

This simple little thing erased my traction control light in my Corsa 2017 1.4. Very easy to fit and a DIY job.

I purchased this for my girlfriends corsa as it was much cheaper than from the dealer and the car has been perfect since. It does tick a little more than the genuine one but the car runs well. Save yourself the money and buy from here.

After getting EML (Engine Management Light} light on and reading ECU (Engine Control Unit) code P0171 'Bank 1 System Too Lean' with an OBD2 reader (On Board Diagnostics gen 2, port location in pics), research concluded that the Fuel Evaporation Purge Valve was faulty on my Daughters 2013 Corsa 1.4 Petrol. Purchased this replacement, fitted it in 10 minutes, cleared the ECU code and the EML has not come back on since. The valve is located between the back of the engine rocker cover and the bulk head (see pics). Gently unclip and disconnect the power connector on the left of the valve. Gently pry the rubber mount on the valve from the metal mounting bracket, turn the valve 180 degrees and push in the green clip on the left pipe to remove it from the valve. Gently pry the pipe from the other side of the valve to remove the valve completely (I used a thin flathead screwdriver to get underneath the rubber pipe, but be careful not to pierce the rubber). I found using a bit of WD-40 helped the pipe removal process. Then install the replacement valve in the reverse order. Return to the car and clear the code with OBD2 reader and that should be job done. To confirm a faulty valve (although code readers and research are mostly accurate to start with), if you can blow into, and get air to pass through the old one it's faulty. This will have been letting too much air downstream to the O2 sensor thus causing the O2 sensor to report the P0171 code. Hope this helps someone.

I really should learn..buy cheap buy twice! Making a very loud ticking noise but was fine for the first 1500 mile's after fitting.Need to repurchase a better quality item now so not impressed.

Perfect replacement part delivered fast. Great service

Ordered this for my girlfriend car came next day delivery and was perfect fitted to the car and solved the issue instantly